This week has certainly been a windy one! The part of your landscape that can take the most wind damage is also one of the most important—your trees. They provide shade and keep buildings cool. They clean the air of toxins, and they produce much of the oxygen that we breathe. So what are the best ways to address damaged trees and potentially cracked limbs to keep them from becoming a liability? Inspect your trees, and as you do: ·     Be…

Don’t be fooled this April Fool’s—April is National Lawn Care Month, and below we dispel some of the common myths about lawn care so you can get your yard off to the best start this season: Myth #1: The best time to replant the lawn is in the spring when plants are getting ready to bloom.  Reality: Sowing seeds in the spring sets up potential problems. Early season weeds will compete for the space – and hot and stressful months that are hard…

It’s not just a fad to grow your own veggies. Growing vegetables that can go from the garden to the table in a matter of minutes is a solid trend. Even restaurants are establishing their own gardens, and for good reason. Growing your own veggies gives the freshest flavor possible and eliminates the chance of consuming any unsavory pesticides. Now is the season to get those tasty crops growing with cool season veggies – lettuce, carrots, radishes and spinach. And once they…

A living gift is a great idea for Mother’s Day. Whether she lives in an apartment or in a house with a big yard, there is plant for every mom. We’ve got a few ideas for celebrating Mom with plants. Hanging baskets can brighten up a porch, balcony, or sunny window. Many garden centers offer a variety of sizes and color combinations, so you’re sure to find something that fits Mom’s style. They can be moved easily, so she can…

Successful gardening doesn’t have to be complicated or exotic. As with many endeavors, keeping the process simple and grounded in the basics pays off. This week we’re sharing five tips to start your garden off right. Choose wisely. Know how many plants you can grow in the space you have. Avoid the temptation to over purchase. Count the days. Make sure plants have time to grow to maturity. Seed packets tell the number of days until harvest. If you plant…

Discover how to create curb appeal through color coordination, impactful containers, lighting, and fragrance that welcomes neighbors, friends, and family to your home. When: Tomorrow, May 18th Time: 10am – 11am Cost: FREE Location: Tagawa Gardens, 7711 S. Parker Road, Aurora CO 80016 | map Looking forward to seeing you there!…

Growing Floral Arrangements in your Landscape May 4 10am – 11am Learn about plants (trees, shrubs, grasses, and flowers) that can provide materials for great floral displays for every season, inside and out. Lasting Impressions: Creating a Memorable Front Entry May 18 10am – 11am Discover how to create curb appeal through color coordination, impactful containers, lighting, and fragrance that welcomes neighbors, friends, and family to your home. Tea Gardens: Growing Your Own Tea June 1 2pm – 3pm Learn…