Make something ordinary extraordinary! With just a few houseplants, a miniature patio set, a pebble stone path and a touch of fairy dust and whimsy, you can have your very... Read more
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A Study in Snow: What I learned on May 1st
By Jesse Eastman I set out to write an article about the benefits of this drenching spring snow, and as I sit here wishing for warmer weather and beautiful spring flowers, I simply can’t bring myself to do it. Sure, all this moisture will do wonders to slake the powerful thirst afflicting our soil, but... continue reading
What to do about frost-damaged plants
Did the recent cold snap leave some of the plants in your landscape looking a little haggard? If you purchased perennial plants that were already showing strong foliage growth or blooms, then the recent temperatures in the teens and single digits most likely left them looking wilted, discolored, or worse. Don’t despair, though. While many... continue reading
Gardening with water restrictions: Water you to do?
Restrictions: What are they, and what do they mean? The City of Fort Collins has declared a Level 1 water restriction. If you do not get your water from the City of Fort Collins, you may or may not be subject to restrictions. However, in such a dry year as this, we strongly encourage everyone... continue reading
Let It Fly & Flutter!
By Cortney Moore I am a vexillophile. I almost can’t believe there is a word to describe my obsession. It all started when a friend from Chicago told me about flags and their popularity in the windy city. She showed me pictures and it was official. I am in love with flags! And not just... continue reading
