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Colorado gardeners should be careful with new planting map - Vimarsana News

Colorado gardeners should be careful with new planting map

Colorado gardeners eyeing the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s newly updated Plant Hardiness Zone Map, which now places much of the state in a warmer growing zone, should hold their horses – or trowels – before loading up on heat-loving perennials.

Colorado gardeners eyeing warmer USDA growing zones should be careful, experts say - Vimarsana News

Colorado gardeners eyeing warmer USDA growing zones should be careful, experts say

"People are thinking we’re going to be a tropical paradise, but it is still very cold winters."

Colorado gardeners should be careful with new planting map - Vimarsana News

Colorado gardeners should be careful with new planting map

Colorado gardeners eyeing the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s newly updated Plant Hardiness Zone Map, which now places much of the state in a warmer growing zone, should hold their horses – or trowels – before loading up on heat-loving perennials.

Colorado's native plants are becoming more popular with gardeners, yet remain hard to find - Vimarsana News

Colorado's native plants are becoming more popular with gardeners, yet remain hard to find

Colorado's native plants are a good way to conserve water and maintain the natural habitat, experts say, but they're in short supply for gardeners who want them.

Colorado's native plants are becoming more popular with gardeners, yet remain hard to find - Vimarsana News

Colorado's native plants are becoming more popular with gardeners, yet remain hard to find

Colorado's native plants are a good way to conserve water and maintain the natural habitat, experts say, but they're in short supply for gardeners who want them.