Garden & Landscape
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Become a Native Plant Master this summer
Larimer County residents can master Colorado wildflowers and native landscaping through a course offered through Colorado State University Extension this…
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Plan ahead for successful reseeding of perennial grasses
While most people entertain thoughts of planting seed in the spring, fall is the time to consider planting perennial pasture…
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Rock garden plant selection
Now that Labor Day has come and gone, it is time for fall garden projects. Though nights are getting chilly…
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Gardening Tips: Donate extra harvest
In September, there is a lot to do in the garden — first and foremost, enjoy the fruits, vegetables and…
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You can can: Preserve your summer bounty to enjoy in the months to come
Cooking with vegetables fresh from my little garden brought me so much joy. Summer’s end was fast approaching, however, and…
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Gardens on Spring Creek: Kids and gardens are a natural fit
According to national statistics, the average elementary school child spends more than six hours a day playing video games, watching…
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Opportunistic cheatgrass a European import
If you live in northern Larimer County you have experienced the aggravating effects of cheatgrass: socks full of prickly seeds;…
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Gardening Q&A: Native plants
By Alie Rich Colorado State University Master Gardener Q: What defines a Colorado native plant and why use them? A:…
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Farmers markets thrive in Larimer County
It is easy to find the best fruits and veggies as well as bread, cheese, milk, eggs, meat and fresh…
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Take a self-guided tour of public gardens
Fort Collins in Bloom invites residents and visitors alike to explore its public gardens: the Gardens on Spring Creek, Colorado…