
Gardens and Landscapes
Explore the beauty and bounty of Northern Colorado’s gardens and landscapes. North Forty News provides expert tips, seasonal advice, and local inspiration for a range of topics, including backyard gardens, native plantings, sustainable landscaping, and water-wise design. Learn from horticulture experts, discover community gardening projects, and get ideas to help your outdoor spaces thrive in Colorado’s unique climate.
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Winter Houseplants That Bring Color Indoors
Winter-blooming houseplants bring color indoors and help brighten Northern Colorado homes during the coldest months.
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From Seed to Squeeze
Discover the secrets to thriving indoor citrus plants. Grow fresh lemons, limes, and oranges with the right care and light.
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Covering up the Truth
Transform your garden with hardscape gardening methods. Understand the role of weed barriers for optimal plant growth.
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Winter Interest 101
Learn how to appreciate your garden during winter. Discover the beauty and shapes in your gardening landscape now.
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Early Spring Plants That Help Northern Colorado’s Pollinators Thrive
Support various pollinators in your garden. Find out how diverse planting can help sustain bees, moths, and more!
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The History of and Caring for Poinsettias
Explore the captivating tale of poinsettias and their connection to holiday traditions in 17th-century Mexico.
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Holiday Cactus: The Coolest Houseplant You’ll Ever Own
Uncover the beauty of the Christmas cactus, known for its colorful blooms and easy care for every plant lover.
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Thanksgiving Recipes From the Garden
Gather with family and friends this holiday by trying these delightful Thanksgiving recipes for a memorable feast.
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Best Roses for Gardens with Japanese Beetles
Explore the impact of Japanese beetles on rose gardening and discover timely strategies to minimize their effects.
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From Turnips to Pumpkins: The Fascinating History Behind the Jack o’ Lantern
Dive into the halloween history that reveals the origins of our pumpkin obsession and the tale of Stingy Jack.
