From the Field
Seasonal wisdom, plant science, project stories, and practical advice from a horticulturist who works in Northern Colorado gardens every day.
Spring is the most critical time in your native garden. Learn exactly when to cut back, what to leave, and how to set your plants up for a spectacular growing season. Timing is everything.
Colorado is not like other places. Our alkaline clay soils, intense UV, and 60-degree temperature swings in a single day mean plant selection matters enormously. Here is the science behind why natives outperform.
The City of Fort Collins offers rebates for replacing thirsty turf with water-wise landscapes. I walk you through the requirements, the application process, and how to maximize your rebate.
If you want butterflies, hummingbirds, and native bees in your yard, these are the plants that will bring them. Tested and proven in Northern Colorado gardens, ranked by pollinator magnetism.
There is nothing like the scent of fresh cedar, the texture of real evergreen boughs, and the organic beauty of botanical holiday design. Here is why our clients never go back to artificial.
The first year after planting is when your garden is most vulnerable — and when your care decisions matter most. This guide covers watering, weeding, patience, and knowing when to intervene.
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