Colorado Native Plants

Filtered shade and afternoon shade are preferred over heavy shade. An organic mulch goes a long way toward helping maintaining consistent and even moisture levels and once the Oakleaf Hydrangea is well established it is more resistant to periodic dry...

The large unusual oak-leaf shaped, soft new foliage is somewhat olive green in spring, matures to a medium green and changes to reds, oranges, and purples in fall. A native of the southeastern US, these are seedlings and so the number and size of sterile...

Portulaca molokiniensis prefers to be moderately root bound. Excess water at anytime and especially during winter dormancy seems to be this plant's only major downfall. Although 'Ihi is considered hardy to 20-25 o F we suggest that you bring it indoors...

Filtered shade and afternoon shade are preferred over heavy shade. An organic mulch goes a long way toward helping maintaining consistent and even moisture levels and once the Oakleaf Hydrangea is well established it is more resistant to periodic dry...

An organic mulch goes a long way toward helping maintaining consistent and even moisture levels and once the Oakleaf Hydrangea is well established it is more resistant to periodic dry spells.

In spring John Blue Dwarf Blueberry produces clusters of white flowers that develop into green-gray fruit that ripen to blue-black in May and June. Provide a well-drained acidic soil in full sun to partial sun.

May reseed under good conditions and will slowly develop into a mass of plants. According to Dr. Allen's Edible Plants of the Gulf South , Wild Chervil or Honewort is an easy to grow, native, tuberous rooted perennial whose leaves, stems, and flowers...

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Due to its diminutive size and small flowers, it may be difficult to spot in summer. Just as it prefers in the wild, indoor rattlesnake plantain requires moist, well drained, acidic soil.

All the North American species produce velvety red to orange-red berries.They are hardy to at least zone 5 or zone 4 if given extra winter protection. Hosta and Astilbe immediately come to mind.

Severe pruning should be done just after the plant has finished blooming. Prune in spring after flowering to maintain attractive shape. Follow this up with a early summer application of Espoma , this will provide the necessary nutrients and raise the...

I may not pay them much attention, but the bees certainly know how to find them. High in crude fat, fiber, phosphorus, and calcium, they make a nutritious meal for the avian visitors.Wood of the black gum is heavy and difficult to split.

Many cultivated plants can trace their 'roots' to common roadside wildflowers and gardeners often assume that the wild or native form is simply an escapee from someone's garden. Most gardeners use containers to keep it in check.

For a thicker vine, prune the vine only where it twines around itself. Feed a well balanced fertilizer; I prefer compost tea, once every two to three months.Pruning can be done after blooms fade.

They bloom in the years we have a lot of rain and, due to deep tap roots, they bloom in the years we have little rain, too. These will be the backboneThey may form thickets in the garden or build an edge around the prairie garden.

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Each flower (to 3-4″ diameter) features downward-arching, overlapping, deep rose-purple rays which encircle a large orange-brown center cone. Echinacea is a must have in every garden for butterflies and pollinators.

Palm trees have a quite special look and immediately make people think of the tropics even if some species grow in temperate areas. The Mascareignes archipelago has its share, including a few endemic species.

Consequently, these plants are sensitive to fertilisers. Banksias are one of Australia's most diverse & beautiful flowering plants. Association of Societies for Growing Australian PlantsProteaceae species generally speaking, have specialised root systems...

I leave the seed pods for them and they keep my insect population in check. The slender trunks frequently grow in grotesque shapes and unusual forms, which tends to frustrate gardeners who prefer military precision, but those of us who embrace the unusual...

Two plants which are perfect for the neglectful gardener. Base of plants will rot if left to grow in wet areas.The plants grow best in full sun but will take partial shade though may not bloom as prolifically as if given full sun conditions.Feed with...

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I have always been a proponent of using native and heirloom plants in the garden. It is preferable for the plants to be a little dry.Aphids are attracted to Lupines but in a healthy garden, parasitic wasps will find the aphids and remove them from your...

Patent documents reveal that this cultivar is primarily distinguished from the straight species by: (1) stiffer, more upright, and more compact growth habit, (2) more compact inflorescences typically colored light lavender, and (c) greater drought tolerance.

The dead flower stems will remain erect well into the winter, and if flower heads are not removed, the blackened cones may be visited by goldfinches or other birds that feed on the seeds.

In the garden, provide these plants with dappled sunlight and a rich, organic soil that remains reasonably moist. They are wonderful companion plants for ferns, mayapples, woodland anemones, hepatica and jack-in-the-pulpits.