Seeds

Seeds for the new Prairie garden

April 15, 2019July 20, 2019 Jenny Burris Leave a comment Going Native, Native

These can be planted this fall. Sideoats Grama Seed (Bouteloua curtipendula) Item #: 21520 Grass Seed Weight: 1 Oz $4.00 Purple Prairie Clover Seed (Dalea purpurea) Item #: 16860 Seed Weight: 1/4 Oz $6.00 Switchgrass Seed (Panicum virgatum) Item #: 27570 Grass Seed Weight: 1 Oz $4.00

3 essentials for starting seeds indoors

March 11, 2018March 11, 2018 Jenny Burris Leave a comment Propagation, Vegetables

If you are new to gardening you might be a little intimidated when it comes to starting plants from seed. There’s no need to be afraid! Companies today offer products that make it very simple to do. Many vegetables we like to grow are from equatorial regions and cannot be started outdoors. They need longer […]

Preparing for a Bee friendly garden

April 27, 2014March 12, 2017 Jenny Burris 2 Comments Attracts Bees, Attracts butterflies, Attracts hummingbirds, Attracts Wildlife, Back Plant List, Plants, Pollinator Garden

A garden that draws pollinators usually begins with wonderful flowers full of food. To take it even further, providing sheltering opportunities for bees close to the food sources allows female bees to expend less energy foraging, saving energy for the care of their young. Native Bee Habitat Most north american bee species shelter in the […]

Front yard new additions from seed

March 10, 2014March 30, 2014 Jenny Burris Leave a comment Attracts Bees, Attracts butterflies, Attracts hummingbirds, Front Yard, Plants

To keep with the plans for pollinator friendly gardens, I am adding three short lived perennials to my front garden. Each of the following will be started from seed, some indoors and some outside. Hollyhock ‘Peaches n Dreams’ 5 ft – 6 ft tall x 24″ w These hollyhocks are biennial, and will be […]

Seed Starting 2010

March 14, 2010January 15, 2011 Jenny Burris Leave a comment Back Plant List, Late Summer Blooming, Propagation, Soil Supplies, Spring To-Do List, Tools, Vegetables

Colorado has a fairly short growing season, so many of the plants that would normally be started outdoors after danger of last spring frost I chose to start indoors. Getting the timing right is always a challenge. If you start too soon, plants will tend to be leggy and will have a hard time adjusting […]