Make something ordinary extraordinary! With just a few houseplants, a miniature patio set, a pebble stone path and a little imagination, you can have your very own miniature fantasy world!... Read more
Seasonal Products
Fall Crop Seeds
As we reach the midpoint of summer, it is time to start planning ahead and planting seeds for fall vegetable crops like cauliflower, broccoli, lettuce, cabbage, kale, carrots and brussels sprouts. With lower levels of light, more consistent moisture, and the occasional light frost, cool weather crops can excel during the waning days of fall.... continue reading
Ornamental Grasses
Ornamental Grasses are beautiful plants that add texture, softness, color, movement and even rustling sound to any garden. Grasses provide great accents and contrast to flowers and shrubs in the spring and summer months and also provide interest to the fall and winter landscape when other plants have lost their leaves. Most grasses are sold... continue reading
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From the kitchen to the garden
By Kathy Reid Originally published October 2014 I learned the phrase from my mother: “Garbage is gold.” The garbage she refers to isn’t just any old thing that ends up in the trash can. Her “gold” is the scraps that accumulate in the kitchen from the not-so-perfect leaves of lettuce to the stringy orange carrot... continue reading
Proven Winners® ColorChoice® Flowering Shrubs
The Proven Winners® plant brand has introduced some of the best, most unique, and high performing plants since 1992. Their plants are well-known for flowering, growth habit, disease resistance, and garden performance. The Proven Winners® ColorChoice® series is one of the most recognized brands in flowering shrubs and produces many of our personal favorites. Come... continue reading
Nursery Blog
From the kitchen to the garden
By Kathy Reid Originally published October 2014 I learned the phrase from my mother: “Garbage is gold.” The garbage she refers to isn’t just any old thing that ends up in the trash can. Her “gold” is the scraps that accumulate in the kitchen from the not-so-perfect leaves of lettuce to the stringy orange carrot... continue reading
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
