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Come Meet Our Geckos!
Here at Rick's Garden Center, we'd like to introduce you to our two new special guests living within the store:
Too Deep in Love: Two Common Killers of Freshly Planted Trees
Trees are the cornerstones of our landscapes. No other kind of plant impacts the local ecosystem as broadly and effectively
Small Pot Sizes, Mighty Plants
Here in the nursery at Rick’s Garden Center, we tend towards smaller pot sizes. In the nursery business, pots are
Native, Xeric & Edible Plants: The Three Pillars of Plants in our Nursery
Native, Xeric and Edible Plants: The Three Pillars of Plants in our NurseryHi there, this is Billy, the nursery manager
Bare Root Fruit Trees
What are bare root trees?Bare root trees are harvested from their growing beds in the late fall, and the soil
Winter Watering on the Front Range
Our often dry, windy winters here on the Front Range can be especially tough on landscaping plants such as perennials,
Houseplant Pest Guide
Stop the Problem Before it StartsAlways check a plant over for pests before you purchase.Look at the plant's overall health,
Understanding Garden Fertilizers
The BasicsWhat is Fertilizer?Fertilizer is best described as plant food. It provides a plant with all the necessary micro and
Caring for Evergreen Wreaths & Garland
Use these three tricks to keeping evergreen wreaths and garlands looking fresh.Fully hydrate the greenery prior to displaying itWater is
Caring for a Real Christmas Tree
Fresh Christmas trees require a little more care than fake ones, but their beauty and lowered environmental impact are worth
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