Gardens & Landscapes

By Bryan Fischer– Curator of Plant Collections at The Gardens on Spring Creek Annuals seem to be used less and less in residential gardens in the region. This might be due to their reputation as […]

by Fort Collins Nursery There is a uniquely special feeling you get while strolling through your garden, watching pollinators and birds, all while picking a treat for yourself! Edible plants are not limited to the […]

Alex Tisthammer | Fort Collins Nursery One of my first childhood memories involving a plant was with the swoon-worthy Old Fashioned Bleeding Heart. A patch of them grew along the fence at my preschool, the […]

By Andrew Scott | The Gardens on Spring Creek Horticulturist This is the time of year you think you would usually be curled up inside with a warm drink planning your garden aspirations for spring, […]

By Bryan Fischer | Curator of Plant Collections at The Gardens on Spring Creek Over the last twenty or so years, surging interest in native plant gardening has propelled a number of regionally native plants […]

by Chelsea McLean, Horticulturist, The Gardens on Spring Creek Every year, the same phenomenon occurs, and every year, we all seem to be shocked as it plays out. The sun’s angle creeps lower in the […]

Indigo Deany | Fort Collins Nursery When the holidays roll around, we can all expect to witness the classic debate between those who swear by artificial Christmas trees and those who pledge themselves to real […]

By Tessie Walters, Horticulturist at The Gardens on Spring Creek As inhabitants of the post-industrial world, it is our responsibility to critically examine our impact on the Earth and its resources. Opportunities to practice reciprocity […]

  By Geneva Thomas | Fort Collins Nursery   As we move through fall and into winter, all the colorful outdoor foliage fades away. Things can begin to feel dreary when we start spending more […]

By Tessie Walters, Horticulturist, The Gardens on Spring Creek             Taking a new approach when looking at your landscape may be difficult for many. Most of us grew up with the concept of a finely […]