Whippoorwill with Mike Clark Date: Thursday, June 28 Doors: 5:30pm Show: 6:00pm Tickets: $15 ADV/ $18 Door Click here for tickets Artist Details: Whippoorwill Cathartic, experiential alt-folk written by boots-in-the-dirt,... Read more
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Plants for Pollinators
Plants for Pollinators Pollinators such as butterflies, hummingbirds and bees are necessary for the survival of most plant species. By introducing plants to our gardens that attract these pollinators, we create a mutually beneficial relationship that provides them with a great food source while allowing the plants to reproduce. Below is a list of several... continue reading
Drip irrigation makes summer watering a snap
By Jesse Eastman You may know the old saying, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” When it comes to gardening, preventing your plants from drying out is worth well more than a pound of veggies, flowers, and a beautiful landscape. Keeping plants watered throughout the summer can be expensive and challenging.... continue reading
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The Importance of Tree Diversity
By Jesse Eastman It is a pretty basic human trait to see something a fellow human has, and if we like it, we want it too. Usually this sense of “keeping up with the Joneses” is just a funny social quirk, a sort of communal benchmarking. Sometimes, though, it can have devastating consequences. One of... continue reading
Easy Elegance® Roses
Fort Collins Nursery has dozens of varieties of beautiful roses to choose from. For those of you who prefer an easy to care for variety, look no further than the Easy Elegance® series from Bailey Nurseries. These tough, disease-resistant roses are a cross between modern shrub roses and hybrid tea varieties that were selected for... continue reading
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Oh Hail!
We garden in Colorado! We know the heartbreak of the 5 or 10 minute storm that can undo 500 hours of hard work. When hail strikes—what’s a gardener to do? Wait a day or two. Let the sun shine and the anger subside. The damage will be easier to evaluate after some time has passed.... continue reading
The Importance of Tree Diversity
By Jesse Eastman It is a pretty basic human trait to see something a fellow human has, and if we like it, we want it too. Usually this sense of “keeping up with the Joneses” is just a funny social quirk, a sort of communal benchmarking. Sometimes, though, it can have devastating consequences. One of... continue reading
