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Winter Watering Revisited Frederick, Colorado area landscapes

Winter Watering Revisited for Frederick Colorado area landscapes January 2025

January 10, 2025

Winter Watering Revisited Frederick, Colorado area landscapes {Monthly Series} It has been 13 years since addressing winter watering techniques in this blog. Most of the winter watering information was buried at the end of this article <https://glacierviewlandscape.com/2012/07/04/brighton-colorado-watering-yourlandscape/&gt; but it might be a good time to refresh the ideas for a January article that focuses only on … More Winter Watering Revisited for Frederick Colorado area landscapes January 2025

February 2024 Plant of the Month for Frederick Colorado area landscapes is Pawnee Buttes Creeping Western Sand Cherry!

February 2024 Plant of the Month for Frederick Colorado area landscapes

February 15, 2024

Pawnee Buttes Creeping Western Sand Cherry Frederick, Colorado area landscapes {Monthly Series} Pawnee Buttes Creeping Western Sand Cherry, or Prunus pumila besseyi PAWNEE BUTTES is a low growing creeping variety of the Western Sand Cherry that has become a popular groundcover plant for xeric landscapes along the Front Range of Colorado. It does well in … More February 2024 Plant of the Month for Frederick Colorado area landscapes

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Plant of the Month for Frederick CO area landscapes-April 2022

April 14, 2022

Moneywort Frederick, CO area landscapes {Plant of the Month Series} Moneywort comes in two flavors…green and yellow or Golden Moneywort. Both are fairly shade tolerant ground covers, but the green can tolerate more shade than the Golden. In fact, if the golden variety is put too deep in shade, it will revert to green to … More Plant of the Month for Frederick CO area landscapes-April 2022

BRISTLECONE PINE is the February 2017 Plant of the Month

February 4, 2017

FEBRUARY: BRISTLECONE PINE Pinus aristata or Bristlcone Pine is a very hardy, drought tolerant, landscape specimen tree that works really well as a character pine or focal point for beautiful Boulder Colorado Landscapes.  This is not the type of pine to use as a windbreak, or for privacy screening.  It is very slow growing, having … More BRISTLECONE PINE is the February 2017 Plant of the Month