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  • Enclosed garden
    Do I need a greenhouse in Denver?
    The Denver growing season is quite long compared to some states, but it's not exactly warm year round. That being said, spring gardening tasks usually start early in April. Fall gardening sometimes lasts well into October. Warm weather can...
  • Ivy on brick
    How to remove ivy from wood siding
    Homes with ivy growing on them are absolutely beautiful. Unfortunately, what that ivy can do to deteriorate a home is not so beautiful. Ivy growth can also be a negative factor when selling a home. Not everyone appreciates it. Removing ivy growth...
  • Glorious red cabbages
    Be a Cabbage Patch kid
    Do you think cabbage is a boring vegetable? Think about that again. You can grow two crops of this healthful veggie, and enjoy several types of green, and the jewel-toned red cabbage year around. With the revived interest in fermented foods, you...
  • water hyacinth
    Why we need to stop being afraid of invasive species
    Recently gardeners are being bombarded by information urging us to report and eradicate non-native species. People are urged to form groups of volunteers to remove invasive Dames Rocket or garlic mustard or Mute swans or whatever species is...
  • invasive plants
    Non-native plants that are great for pollinators and wildlife
    Many non-native plants are grown in gardens and many people recognize that these plants are attractive to bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and other songbirds that gardeners like to attract. There is a small group of people who want to restrict the...
  • Bach in the garden
    Classical music as organic fertilizer
    Music soothes the savage beast. Can it also soothe the savage garden? Playing music in the garden is calming for your soul. It helps plants grow. Music helps plants grow? Yes, music is even good for plants. Make your garden a refuge from stress...
  • Vegetable Garden Plan
    Garden planning is essential for a successful harvest
    Gardeners are often too eager to get their hands in that fresh spring soil. So eager, in fact, that they skip the planning stage. When you're ready for action in the garden, planning first can pay off with larger harvests and less frustration...
  • Balsam seeds
    Finding free plants and seeds for your garden
    Free plants and seeds? I know it seems incredible but they really are available if you know where to look. Why not do all you can to make the home garden a more economical proposition?Check with friends and family to see if they've used all...
  • Strawberries!
    Growing a garden at work
    Savvy employers know that making their employees happy leads to increased productivity. One way to accomplish this is by incorporating employee interests into the work day. One such interest is gardening. What are the benefits of gardening on the...
  • Rain gutters
    What is gutter gardening and why would I want to do it?
    What is gutter gardening? It's reusing old, discarded rain gutters as containers for short rooting vegetables, herbs and flowers. Salad vegetables like lettuce are perfect for gutter gardening. So are radishes and mushrooms. Gutter gardening...
  • Garden at Suncrest
    Garden catalogs for 2016
    Have you received any garden catalogs in the mail this year? Many gardeners now go directly to a garden website when they are looking for plants to buy but there is still a big benefit to having print catalogs sent to your home. Most garden...
  • Djuna's French Antique Container Sale is January 13 to 17 in Denver.
    Djuna hosting French antique warehouse sale
    Djuna’s Warehouse will open its doors for a French Antique Container Store from January 13 to 17. Ooh-la-la! Store owners Karen and Jeffry Moore purchased the antiques in France last fall. “We were in France the latter part of...
  • Baling hay: The simple approach made better
    Baling hay: The simple approach made better
    If you have ever wondered how farmers get their hay into those perfect round shapes Farmer Bill of the Maize Winery and Craft Brewery has provided a video that shows the farm equipment at work. It makes quick time in moving hay or other similar...
  • poinsettia
    How to keep your poinsettia alive and get it to bloom again
    If you got a poinsettia for Christmas you may be wondering if you can keep it as a houseplant. Some people enjoy the poinsettia until it starts looking bedraggled and then throw it out. But if you are a true plant lover and you can’t stand...
  • Illumination Digiplexis
    Digiplexis: Plantings in Deep South vary
    If you live in Florida's warmer climate than now is the time to plant your favorite Digiplexis perennial, like the Illumination Apricot Digiplexis from the Southern Living Plant Collection, but those living in North Georgia, unfortunately, do...
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