What's Happening in Boulder County!
This is prime time for planting everything from new grass to getting good ground cover established. You’ve probably seen little garden shops pop up all over the metro area. If you’re wondering what to plant in the way of perennials and ground cover, Lafayette’s own Brian Wheat has got you covered with this informative article on a variety of gardening answers.
Still have questions? Stop by the Lafayette Florist, Gift Shop and Garden Center and ask!
This summer, Indian Peaks Golf Course will be offering a way for people to use their smartphones to improve their golf game. Pretty cool idea, isn’t it? The iPhone and Android app will allow golfers to pinpoint their location on the course, determine yardage to the green and any hazards in between. Users will also be able to view tips for each hole from the golf pro, order food from the clubhouse, schedule tee times and sign up for golf lessons.
The app is brought to you by Denver-based Slick Greens LLC.
This weekend the International Film Series celebrates the Beatles by deconstructing the White Album and Sgt Pepper. 
Join Beatles expert Scott Freiman in discussing Sgt Pepper on Saturday and the White Abum on Sunday. $14 each show, 7pm each night.
Bet you thought we were going to talk about airlines today, didn’t you? Not here – we’re talking about the Boulder aerial group, Frequent Flyers, performing this weekend at the Dairy Center. Cirque de Minuit is filled with magical creative characters like Sybil The Snake Woman, The Mechanical Doll, Geraldine The Pig Woman, Sacha The Mustacioed Lady and the whole cast of characters!
With interest rates still low, CNN reports that it’s still a great time to buy. If you’re thinking about buying, I can refer to you the best mortgage company in the area!
One Boulder couple has everything they need in their Tiny House. Read more about it here! I’m not sure I could do it but good for them!
Happy Easter from the Leap Team at Re/Max of Boulder!
Spring is in the air. I don’t know about you, but I’m itching to get out there and plant something! Before you do, check Boulder County Home and Garden Magazine’s tips for your spring landscaping.
There’s a lot to think about, from irrigation and sizes, to overall budget considerations!
It’s about time to start mowing the grass again. Louisville residents are lucky enough to have a place to drop their grass clippings and leaves.
Louisville Wastewater Plant is the drop off site, 7am-3:30pm daily.
1601 Empire Rd
Louisville CO 80027
Mark April 7 on your calendar for the first Farmer’s Market of the 2012 season! We have missed the food court and can’t wait to see the fresh produce offered this first week. Greens?
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