Native colorado plants

Fernbush - Chamaebatiaria millefolium Fernbush is a medium sized shrub with interesting fern-like leaves that persist throughout the winter. This shrub requires little water or maintenance, and produces clusters of small white flowers in the late spring through early summer. Agastache - Agastache ssp. Agastache, or hummingbird mint, is a fragrant group of colorful perennial herbs that is available in many colors mostly ranging from orange to pink. The plants are covered with beautiful…

If you live in the front range and Denver area of Colorado, it's great to plant Native Plants for the birds, pollinators and other wildlife – especially if

Colorado is one of the most beautiful states in America, and it comes with variable climate and soil conditions. As a result, choosing plants and shrubs that

Denver is a beautiful city and creating a garden oasis can only add to that beauty. But the conditions for planting aren’t necessarily ideal. Your plants of

Help conserve water (and your wallet) by xeriscaping. Follow these easy steps from local experts to start your own water-wise garden.

Try these tough, low-maintenance plants for a beautiful, easy garden.

Since moving my family to Colorado earlier this year, I have found that growing perennials in the mountainous region can be difficult.

If you live in Colorado, mapping out the perfect garden can be a challenge due to the temperature and elevation variations. The good news is that there are plenty of plants that can withstand the varied climate of the centennial state. In this article, we examine our favorite perennial plants to put down in your garden if you live in the great state of Colorado.

10 High Altitude Plants for Colorado; Clematis, Partridge Feather, Snow In Summer, Lupine, Columbine, Catamint, Goldenrod, Lambs Ear, Irises & More. With Videos

The relatively adaptable and easygoing North American native plants in this article are excellent alternatives to commonly grown nonnative plants. These picks are as good—or even better—than the old standbys.