Gardens & Landscapes

The Colorado Department of Agriculture is welcoming input from farmers and ranchers to assist in finalizing the structure for a new statewide Soil Health Program in order to improve the resilience and productivity of agricultural […]

Fort Collins Nursery It’s here. The green gobbler. The voracious vermin known as Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) has been officially identified in Larimer County as far back as October 2019 in Berthoud, and most recently […]

Hosted by the Town of Windsor and the Tree Board, annual Sick Tree Day is a day to ensure the health and safety of the trees in Windsor.   Horticulture professionals will be making rounds […]

Thank you for supporting local! “Foodies” as well as the healthy eaters among us love the Farmers’ Market that shows up every Saturday at 200 West Oak Street beginning in May and running through October […]

Welcome Back to The Gardens! The Gardens on Spring Creek re-opened on June 2 in a limited and safe capacity. What to Expect When You Return to The Gardens: The Gardens on Spring Creek’s gardens […]

The City of Fort Collins is providing 225 $40 trees to Fort Collins homeowners through the Arbor Day Foundation’s Community Canopy program, a program that helps clean the air and water, reduce stormwater runoff, sequester […]

Kathleen Miller Sustainable land use design is based on ecological and biological principles, using patterns that occur in nature to maximize effect and minimize work. It aims to create stable, productive systems that provide for […]

Michelle Provaznik, Director, The Gardens on Spring Creek Moms who love the garden are fortunate that Mother’s Day and our frost-free date are so close together. My Mother’s Day weekend always includes a trip to […]

Sherry Fuller, Curator, The Gardens on Spring Creek Native plants won’t solve all the world’s problems right now, but there are many benefits to adding native plants to your landscape.  For example, using more natives […]