How much you need to winter water your Denver garden depends on so many factors: your sun and wind exposure, your soil, the sorts of plantings you...
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Now that the hard frost finished off the tender plants, you’ll want to get out in your beds and borders to do some clean-up. This...
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The reel scoop on putting your lawnmower to bed: Take time and make the effort now; you'll thank yourself come spring. If you live in Colorado, you...
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Most potted annuals that you did not invite in to spend winter in the hospitable conditions of a sunny window have perished by now in the...
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In a Front Range backyard, a black and white downy woodpecker raps at a suet box attached to the trunk of a crab apple tree. A tubefeeder teems with...
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Though crocus and daffodils and tulips are harbingers of spring, these flower bulbs must be planted in the fall. You can plant until the ground...
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Dog days have pretty much lost their bite in Denver, where an early autumn seems to settle in now that we’re winding down August. But September...
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An architectural plant is simply a plant grown more for form and foliage than for flowers. Under ideal growing conditions, all plants will flower, but...
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If your garden contains cosmos, you've probably noticed that this plant self-sows--and how! What started about 20 years ago as a few plants from my...
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Brewing compost tea You can give your plants food and water in one if you serve your plants compost tea. To prepare for a compost tea party for your...
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