Posts Categorized: Colorado Native Wildflowers | Annuals | Perennials

Colorado Native Plants | Denver Post article: To conserve gardening resources, utilize Colorado native plants at home

Posted & filed under Colorado Native Wildflowers | Annuals | Perennials, Native Plant & Seed Swaps.

Check out this article by Betty Cahill of the Denver Post about the benefits of gardening with Colorado native plants with additional resources for getting started. People browsing a wide variety of native plants at the free Denver Plant Swap on June 24, 2023. This annual event is organized by the Wild Ones Front Range […]

Colorado Native Wildflowers | Favorite Early Spring Bloomers

Posted & filed under Colorado Native Wildflowers | Annuals | Perennials, Spring.

By Michelle Kinshella Dreary Old Man Winter is still upon us, but soon our calendar will be telling us it’s Spring—the gardener’s favorite time of year! “Conventional” gardeners anticipate their tulips and crocuses, but we native plant lovers have so much more to look forward to, especially if you’re willing to venture forth on a […]

Attracting Butterflies with Colorado Native Wildflowers, Shrubs, Vines and Trees

Posted & filed under Birds and Pollinators, Colorado Native Plants, Colorado Native Shrubs, Colorado Native Trees, Colorado Native Wildflowers | Annuals | Perennials.

By Deb Lebow Aal DID YOU KNOW –  Butterflies taste with their feet, and use their antenna to smell!! Butterflies are fascinating and beautiful creatures that frequent gardens and wildscapes throughout the Spring, Summer, and Fall. They like a wide perch to land on and are attracted to bright colors (Bees can’t see red, but butterflies […]

Container Gardening with Colorado Native Plants

Posted & filed under Colorado Native Grassess, Colorado Native Plants, Colorado Native Shrubs, Colorado Native Wildflowers | Annuals | Perennials, Container Planting.

By Deborah Lebow Aal, with assistance from Nevin Bebee and Diane Stahl As we’ve mentioned in our Native Plant Landscaping Statement, we recognize that many people don’t have access to a yard but perhaps have a porch or terrace, and would like to do something for the environment, the food web, and wildlife, i.e., plant […]