It is not too late to create a container garden! Love herbs? Here are some secrets for a successful container garden. 1. Get organized/know what you want to plant. 2. Gather your containers. 3. Get the right soil for your plants. 4. Watering is essential. 5. Choose sun vs. shade plants carefully. 6. Know your fertilizers. For more details from Design Mom click here.
Tag: Gardening
Boulder Conversations with Extraordinary People Presents an Evening with Catherine Long Gates
Catherine Long Gates is the third generation manager of Long’s Gardens, a horticultural business founded in Boulder in 1905. A Boulder native, she grew up on the family farm located just one mile from the heart of the city. Operating a farm in the city has provided lots of opportunities for “career development” from field laborer, retail clerk, and general handywoman to iris judge, water negotiator, and urban agriculture watchdog. Complimentary wine and cheese will be served.
This event will be held at the Chautauqua Community House. More information and to purchase tickets click here. [April 16, 2013 . 5:30pm]
Is This Weather Making You Think Spring? Time to get the garden going?
The weather here in Boulder is amazing. Snow one day. 60+ degree weather the next. But this is the beauty of Spring here. The changing seasons are getting us all thinking about change, new growth and renewal. If this time of year makes you think about starting a vegetable garden, you are not alone. Here are some ideas from Sunset Magazine about how to start your own vegetable garden. To read more click here.
Garden-in-a-Box: Add Curb Appeal and Delight to Your Yard!

Garden-in-a-Box is a program of the Center for Resource Conservation in Boulder. They offer different varieties of professional “plant-by-number” designs that are water-wise and will immediately add beauty to your yard. Whether you are adding curb appeal because you are thinking to sell, or are just sick of seeing the weeds winning over your current struggling plants, Garden-in-a-Box can offer you an easy way to make your yard beautiful! Want to improve your space? Get your perennial or veggie garden by contacting the Center for Resource Conservation here. Act quickly. They sell out!