Gardens & Landscapes

  By Shannon Moreau | Fort Collins Nursery   As autumn settles over us, we are left with the task of cleaning up our garden beds and getting them ready for the winter. The most […]

  Mary Miller | Gardens on Spring Creek, Outreach Coordinator Winter squash season arrives as leaves and grasses morph their colors from green to burnished bronzes, reds, and golds.  Winter squashes are distinct from summer […]

Alex Tisthammer | Fort Collins Nursery   Having grown up in Colorado, traveling to milder climates always makes me envious of all the amazing plants that other states can grow with ease. Cold and fluctuating […]

Jack Donovan | Gardens on Spring Creek   As the days slowly shorten and the fall temperatures return, gardeners often begin to prepare their gardens for the winter months. Yard and garden cleanup often consists […]

Jean-Luc del Valle, Gardener, Gardens on Spring Creek The US has experienced an increase in fires that have grown out of control due to extremely hot and dry summers, with even drier winters. Fire-wise garden […]

    By Laurel Aiello | Fort Collins Nursery   October’s colorful landscapes inspire gardeners to paint their yards with crimson and amber foliage, showy grasses, and late-season blooms. Autumn wreaths hang on front doors, […]

  By Laurel Aiello | Fort Collins Nursery   With summer at its close, now is the time to enjoy the late-season blooms as they put on a final show of color. Stop by your […]

By Jessica Clarke | Gardens on Spring Creek   It’s that time of year. The nights are cooler, and the days are shorter. Gardeners are working hard at gathering the last fruits of their labor […]

  By Alex Tisthammer | Fort Collins Nursery   With all the glorious summertime flowers clamoring for attention, it’s easy to forget about fall color when you’re choosing plants for your space. But as the […]

By Robyn Oster | The Gardens on Spring Creek   As the seasons start to shift from summer to fall, the crisp night temperatures signal to pollinating insects and birds that winter is coming. Pollinators […]