Colorado gardening

Since moving my family to Colorado earlier this year, I have found that growing perennials in the mountainous region can be difficult.

If you're thinking about starting a Colorado vegetable garden this post provides pictures and the advice you'll need. High elevation gardening tips and advice.

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

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!

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

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Want to replace your lawn with a ground cover you could step on without damaging it? Discover the names of these Best Walkable Ground Covers!

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

It's time for the third season of vegetable planting. Third season you say!? Oh, you betcha, yah. photo from Pinterest Quick review - the first season is early spring planting for the cool crops (lettuce, broccoli, etc.), next are the warm crops (tomatoes, peppers, squash, etc.) planted from mid-May to the first of June. And now it's time for another round of cool crops that get established in August and grow into fall. Check the chart below. I included two warm season plants on the chart…

Bougainvilleas are currently at their peak here in Arizona and I just love the tropical color they add to my landscaping. A native of South America, these plants come in a variety of colors such as orange, pink, red, lilac, fuschia, white and purple. I particularly like the Barba