Denver is a beautiful city and creating a garden oasis can only add to that beauty. But the conditions for planting aren’t necessarily ideal. Your plants of

A copper tree, its muscular branches devoid of leaves, stands as an organic sculpture in the rock garden of Linda Boley, signaling her artistic vision.

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Bougainvilleas are currently at their peak here in Arizona and I just love the tropical color they add to my landscaping. A native of South America, these plants come in a variety of colors such as orange, pink, red, lilac, fuschia, white and purple. I particularly like the Barba

Text by Cindy Cooper Visitors and residents alike are enlightened year-round by the one-of-a-kind gardens located in metro Denver, Colorado. Season to season, exhibitions and special events at Denver Botanic Gardens take place to delight and educate the public. Guests can experience the new Freyer-Newman Center, which celebrates the relationship between science and art and […]

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If you want your backyard in Colorado to look awesome, you better try some fun gardening ideas! Think bright wildflowers and tall pine trees next to bubbling streams. Learn about cool native plants that thrive in the high altitude and varied climate of Colorado. Get tips for creating a colorful, inviting space perfect for enjoying nature. Want to impress your friends with crazy gorgeous flowers and special trees? Start your gardening journey to brighten up your Colorado outdoor experience…

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Designed and installed by Denver garden expert Tom Peace, the garden belonging to Ann Weckbaugh features drought tolerant perennials and tough buffalo grass on the curbside along with beautiful ground covers and other softer perennials in the more intimate plantings near the house.