Drought tolerant gardening in Colorado
Finally! It’s April 25th, and things are beginning to bloom. A strange spring indeed, and I am really missing normal things. Hiking with friends, barbecues, music festivals, cheesy things like hugs. But the garden moves forward, the sun is warming, the air is clean, and the bees are making an appearance. Because this […]
“Given the chance, nature will always come back to us. We can protect what is left and recreate what has been lost. Imagine if you could change the world. I began by sowing a seed.” -Mary Reynolds
9 rose bushes, of an unknown variety. They were not looking well. 1 old and very tall Juniper tree, in the middle of a side patio. The previous owner told me it has been here since the bungalow began, in 1925, 18 lilac bushes. In the back and the front. Very leggy, old lilacs. The […]
So I’m starting a blog, about gardening, in the beginning of winter in Denver, Colorado. The timing is awful, but I’m diving in regardless. Thanks for stopping in! Take a second to view the Denver Dry Garden about page if you can. If not, here is the TLDR (too long don’t read) version. Denver Dry […]
