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Arbor Day Is Coming: Tree Planting 101

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Posted by: Alison O'Connor, Larimer County Extension My body hurts. Carol was right . I spent the day in the garden, doing my spring...
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  • The Diamond Of The Plant World
    By Carrie Shimada, Weld County Extension They come in white, yellow and pink.   They are beautiful, exotic, and sexy; and while they do...
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    Tony Koski, Extension Turf Specialist The lawn before mowing; that blue flag is 12 inches tall! This turf peeve is about the mowing...
  • Plant Diseases Have Tartans, Too!
    Posted by Mary Small State C olorado Master Gardener Coordinator I went to the Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Festival in Esters Park thi...
  • Fall In The Air, Pumpkins On The Brain!
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  • Flood Damage On Trees
    By David Whiting, Extension Consumer Horticulture Specialist, Dept. of Horticulture & LA, Colorado State University Trees can suff...
  • Get Your Craft On--Hortie Style
    Posted by: Alison O'Connor, Larimer County Extension I recently took this incredible class at the Gardens on Spring Creek . It was tau...
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  • After Care Of Your Grafted Apple Tree
    Posted by: Curtis Utley, Jefferson County Extension If you are planning on attending my annual Apple Grafting Workshop April 5, 6, 7, or ...
  • City Trees Versus Country Trees
    Posted by: Alison O'Connor, Larimer County Extension Remember the book "Town Mouse Country Mouse" by Jan Brett? It was one o...
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    This blog's emphasis is on the two native tree squirrels you might encounter while hiking through the Colorado forests:   Abert’s a...
  • Underused Dryland Native Plants
    By Irene Shonle, CSU Extension in Gilpin County Native plants are becoming more and more popular in landscaping, as people seek to reduc...
  • Earwigs: A Case Of Ewwww
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  • The Glory Of Pumpkins
    Posted by: Jennifer Bousselot, Affiliate Faculty, CSU Department of Horticulture To anyone interested in gardening, pumpkins are nearly s...
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    Posted by Mary Small, Colorado Master Gardener Program Coordinator  Rust on clippers You’re probably familiar with rust – the kind ...
  • Luck O' The Irish! Shamrocks Rock
    Posted by: Alison O'Connor, Larimer County Extension Don't let the last name fool you...I'm German and Swedish, but on St. Pat...