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A Native Alternative to Karl Foerster Grass

Ready for something different than Karl Foerster feather reed grass? Check out this upright native grass: Thin Man golden prairie grass. It needs less water and has many wildlife benefits. Learn more!

FREEDA® Caterpillar Grass -Harpochloa falx ‘Compact Black’

Flowers emerge above the foliage in July, forming loops atop stems that resemble caterpillars …

Make Room for ‘Thin Man’ Golden Prairie Grass; Sorghastrum nutans

The golden prairie grass, Sorghastrum nutans, is a warm season, native, perennial grass which …

A grass worthy of applause – Standing Ovation little bluestem

Standing Ovation is a superior selection of our native little bluestem grass. Little bluestem …

Korean Feather Reed Grass- Feathers for your Garden!

This little known perennial grass from Korea is hardy, adaptable to drier climates, and adds feathery beauty to your garden.

Giant sacaton: a grass for texture and beauty

Looking for a water-wise substitute for maiden grasses? Try this southwestern US native.

“It’s Spring. Why Aren’t My Plants Greening Up?”

Like teenagers on a Saturday morning, some plants are slow to rise in the spring. Discover why some plants take longer and examples of late risers.

RAMBLER™ mountain fleabane is petite and polite

Wander anywhere in the West, and you’ll likely come across an Erigeron (fleabane) or …

Spring Garden Cleanup in a Waterwise Garden: Questions and Answers!

Check out this video and Q&A about spring garden cleanup from Horticulturist Grace Johnson of Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms.

HOA Tip: Navigating Differing Perspectives on Fall vs Spring Garden Clean-up

Here’s one way to navigate differing homeowner perspectives about fall vs spring garden clean-up.

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