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Ornamental Grasses
... with showy, white flower panicles in June. A host for butterfly larvae. Interplant with wildflowers. Shade tolerant and also shows wide soil tolerance. To 11,000 ft. Nassella tenuissima ... make this a standout in beds and containers. Good cut flower. 1C.R. Wilson, Colorado State University Cooperative Extension horticulture agent, Denver County. Special acknowledgements to Green Industry members, ...
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Colorado State Cooperative Extension Garden Publications Online
... PDF 7.862 Climate Summary: Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and Canon City PDF 7.863 Climate Summary: Southwest Colorado PDF 7.864 Climate Summary: ... PDF 7.233 Wildflowers in Colorado PDF 7.237 Edible Flowers PDF 7.242 Native Herbaceous Perennials for Colorado Landscapes PDF 7.401 ... Construction PDF 7.421 Native Trees for Colorado Landscapes PDF 7.422 Native Shrubs for Colorado Landscapes PDF 7.423 Trees and ...
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Colorado State Cooperative Extension Gardening in the Rockies
... , gardeners love their roses Perennial flowers for hot July Planning and Planting Perennials Propagating Wildflowers From Seed Proper selection, planting and care make roses the star of the garden ... about aphids Find Your Last Frost Date Full sun in Colorado needs careful plant selection Gardening challenges for newcomers to Colorado Gardening Fun for Kids Gardening Naturally Garden Structures Add ...
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Xeriscaping: Creative Landscaping
... by a special task force of the Denver Water Department, Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado and Colorado State University to describe landscaping with water conservation as a major objective. The ... use. In outlying areas, use more drought-resistant grasses or even meadow mixes containing wildflowers, particularly if your property is large. Refer to 7.232, Xeriscaping: Turf and Ornamental ...
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