High altitude gardening

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…

Remember when I shared with you about the High Altitude Kitchen Garden back in the winter? Let's take a tour shall we?

Growing fruits and vegetables in the mountains can be very successful… however, there are some guidelines and tips you will need to consider. The articles below will help you plan, plant, grow and harvest successful mountain produce. Mountain Vegetable Gardening Vegetable Gardening in the Mountains Gardening Strategies for Short-Season, High Altitude Zones Colorado Mountain Gardener […]

Add beauty to your shady yard with the perennials seen in this Minnesota garden.

Cold-Hardy Vegetable Bed. Learn more about fall and winter gardening here. Growing vegetables in winter – A beginner's guide

Why not add an Alpine rockery to your garden or turn your garden completely into an Alpine one? Here are great alpine garden design ideas.

Check out the plant hardiness zone map for Colorado, get the plant zone for your garden & learn key things to keep in mind for Colorado gardens.

Delve into the world of vegetable gardening in Denver, Colorado! Uncover essential strategies to conquer the city's unique hurdles: from managing erratic weather to enhancing clay soil and thriving in summer droughts. Our detailed guide equips you with the tools and know-how to cultivate a vibrant garden, yielding fresh produce throughout the season!

Selecting flowering plants and shrubs for high altitude landscaping requires understanding...

Colorado Living Discover how to successfully garden in Colorado’s High Country. Learn about native plants, xeriscaping, soil prep, and local resources to create a vibrant, drought-resistant yard in Colorado Springs