Gardens & Landscapes

Kelly Kellow, Horticulturist, Gardens on Spring Creek   The tale of the poinsettia spans hundreds of years with countless twists and turns winding its way into our holiday norm.  In the 17th century, there was […]

Rita Jokerst | Gardens on Spring Creek Cold snaps may partially initiate autumnal shows from deciduous trees, particularly the ever-favorite Populus tremuloides, or Quaking Aspen, but beautiful yellows aren’t all you see this fall if […]

Bryan Fischer | Gardens on Spring Creek   Holiday cacti have intrigued me since I was a kid. Particularly, I’ve been fascinated to see how common they are in homes of family and friends, yet […]

Jacob Mares | Gardens on Spring Creek   Nothing says fall like your favorite maple turning shades of crimson, or the leaves of aspen trees turning a brilliant yellow. Some years the intensity of these […]

Recent wintry weather across parts of Colorado is a reminder that colder months are ahead and freezing temperatures can occur quickly in the fall. As temperatures drop, trees in urban and community settings across Colorado […]

Bryan Fischer | Gardens on Spring Creek   As temperatures grow cooler and nights grow longer, many of us turn to houseplants as a reprieve from the bleak browns of a Colorado winter. This season, […]

Michelle Provaznik | Gardens on Spring Creek   There are so many varieties of pumpkins and gourds and far too little space in which to grow them. Pumpkins and gourds are easy to grow. Seeds […]

  (StatePoint) Beyond sprucing up your work and living environs, there’s certainly much to love about houseplants, whether it’s the simple act of taking care of something or the fact that some varietals can even […]

(Statepoint) The updates you make in fall can prepare your home for the long winter months ahead, helping you stay more comfortable all season while reducing your energy bills and other expenditures. Here are some […]

The results were announced Saturday, and a new Wyoming State Record was set for a pumpkin weighing in, from Harold Stinchcomb of Cheyenne, WY, at a whopping 1,544 pounds. Chad New, of Parker, was only […]