Colorado gardening

March, the gardener's version of “are we there yet?” While you're waiting here are the March tasks for the Colorado Gardener to tackle!

Delve into the world of vegetable gardening in Denver, Colorado! Uncover essential strategies to conquer the city's unique hurdles: from managing erratic weather to enhancing clay soil and thriving in summer droughts. Our detailed guide equips you with the tools and know-how to cultivate a vibrant garden, yielding fresh produce throughout the season!

In this article, we examine our favorite perennial plants to put down in your garden if you live in the great state of Colorado. Come take a look!

Take a look at seven fantasic fruit trees that thrive in high altitude areas of Colorado. Find out which one would grow best in your yard. #highaltitudefruittreescolorado #coloradohighaltitudefruittrees

If you want your backyard in Colorado to look awesome, you better try some fun gardening ideas! Think bright wildflowers and tall pine trees next to bubbling streams. Learn about cool native plants that thrive in the high altitude and varied climate of Colorado. Get tips for creating a colorful, inviting space perfect for enjoying nature. Want to impress your friends with crazy gorgeous flowers and special trees? Start your gardening journey to brighten up your Colorado outdoor experience…

Denver is a beautiful city and creating a garden oasis can only add to that beauty. But the conditions for planting aren’t necessarily ideal. Your plants of

Discover the perfect vines and climbing plants for your Colorado garden! From cold-hardy vines to perennial flowering vines, find the best options for your Zone 4 gardens. Explore climbing vines suited for Colorado's climate, ideal for pergolas and trellises. Whether you're looking for Snapdragon Vines or vining perennials, these selections are perfect for hot dry gardens.

Remember when I shared with you about the High Altitude Kitchen Garden back in the winter? Let's take a tour shall we?

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Discover how to create an enchanting English garden in Denver's unique climate.

Colorado is one of the most beautiful states in America, and it comes with variable climate and soil conditions. As a result, choosing plants and shrubs that can tolerate everything from snow to drought conditions can be challenging but not impossible.

Since moving my family to Colorado earlier this year, I have found that growing perennials in the mountainous region can be difficult.Some plants will not grow in the harsh sun and limited rain that you find in Colorado, but some perennials will grow easily at a higher elevation.

Today GPOD is visiting Cathy Hollis in Englewood, Colorado. She is sharing photos of her beautiful, colorful English border garden.

Are you a native of Colorado and looking to spruce up your landscaping? Adding flowering shrubs and trees is the perfect way to add both color and fragrance to your existing outdoor space. Depending on where you live in Colorado, certain species of trees and shrubs will do better than others. You will need to […]

Colorado gardeners, wondering what you can still plant in July? We've got your list for July planting.

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Growing your own vegetables can be a very satisfying and rewarding experience, yet elevation adds some dynamics to your Colorado gardening. The Centennial State features a wildcard of conditions and no matter what your skill level, it’s best to be prepared.

Here are 5 big gardening trends that are changing what Denver flower gardens look like. Get inspired! #gowestgardener

Find out which trees grow best in Colorado. We look at ten fantastic options that you can plant today. #besttreescolorado #coloradobesttrees