Spring is near and that means it’s time for our first big Perennial Sale of the season. Drop by for 3 glorious days of shopping and save 50% off our #1... Read more
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Potatoes, Onions & Garlic
For those of you who are anxious to start planting early this spring, we have a great selection of Potatoes, Onions & Garlic. A good rule of thumb is you can plant potatoes and onions directly in the garden after St. Patrick’s Day, but with our unpredictable Colorado weather it is important to keep an... continue reading
Spring-planted Bulbs
Spring-planted bulbs produce dramatic garden color with minimal effort and are a great addition to your summer garden. Not to be confused with “Fall Bulbs” which are planted in fall but flower in spring, “Spring Bulbs” are also known as “Summer Flowering Bulbs.” Spring-planted bulbs are tender and will not survive cold ground temperatures and... continue reading
Cool Season Veggies
Late March is a great time to start planting cool season vegetables. Cool season crops prefer cool daytime temperatures of 60 to 80 degrees, and down to 40 degrees at night. Semi-Hardy vegetables such as beets, carrots, cauliflower, parsley, parsnips, potatoes and Swiss chard are less tolerant of a frost, and may need some additional protection. Using... continue reading
Fruit Trees
Fruit trees are a great addition to any home landscape. They provide privacy and shade, look beautiful, and can produce large quantities of delicious, edible fruit. Did you know a single mature apple tree can yield up to 15-20 bushels of fruit per year? Fruit trees are some of the best options for long-term, sustainable,... continue reading
Nursery Blog
Planning for Pleasure in the Garden
By Jesse Eastman In the past I’ve written about the importance of developing a detailed plan prior to the start of the gardening season – measure your beds, track sunlight, review your carefully compiled notes from the previous season, etc. Here’s the thing about all that: I was wrong. This detail-oriented approach is just one... continue reading
Houseplantitis: Symptoms and Treatments
By Jesse Eastman Do you or someone you know suffer from Houseplantitis? This common but underdiagnosed condition affects plant lovers around the globe. Common symptoms include: You can’t see out your windows because they are full of plants. You have no more small dinner plates because they’ve all been repurposed as plant saucers. You regularly... continue reading
