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Native Plants in the Landscape – April 13th

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 Native Plants in the Landscape

A lifelong plant lover and assistant professor of horticulture at Colorado State University, Jennifer Bousselot will discuss the importance of adding Colorado native plants to our gardens.  Not only are Colorado native plants beautiful and drought tolerant but they also provide food and habitat for our native pollinators and birds. Jennifer has partnered with others at the Colorado Native Plant Society to craft a user-friendly, pictorial guide to hundreds of the Southwest’s most common native plants in the book Common Southwestern Native Plants:  An Identification Guide.  Copies will be available for sale and signing.

Join us on Saturday, April 13th from 11am to 12pm at Nick’s Garden Center
The Presentation is free but please call 303-696-6657 to sign up because space is limited.

Xeroscaping | Drought Resistant Plants & SHrubs | Nick's Garden Center | Denver CO

What’s New in Plant Select – April 6th

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What’s New in Plant Select

Ross Shrigley, Director of Plant Select will be inspiring us on many choices from the Plant Select palette. You don’t want to miss this!

Plant Select® is a nonprofit collaboration of Colorado State University, Denver Botanic Gardens and professional horticulturists. Their mission is to seek out and distribute the very best plants for landscapes and gardens from the intermountain region to the high plains and beyond.

Plants chosen for Plant Select exhibit these eight attributes:
Flourish with less water
Thrive in a broad range of conditions
Habitat-friendly
Tough and resilient in challenging climates
One of a kind/unique
Resist disease & insects
Long-lasting beauty
Non-invasive

Free Presentation but, Call 303-696-6657 to reserve space
April 6th. 11-12 pm.

 

Learn More About Plant Select

Springtime Gardening & Yard Work: How to Make It Easier & More Comfortable – March 30th

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Springtime Gardening & Yard Work:  How to Make It Easier & More Comfortable

Dr. Alyssa Arms is owner of Back in Step Physical Therapy, PC. She is a well-rounded physical therapist. Learn about making adjustments to various gardening & yard work activities; tools and equipment that can make life easier; proper lifting techniques; alternatives to kneeling and squatting; tips for keeping yourself healthy during your time working outdoors; creating an exercise program to keep you healthy and mobile all year long.
 
March 30th. 11-12pm.
The Presentation is free but please call 303-696-6657 to sign up because space is limited.

What to Do, When in the Garden – March 23rd

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What to Do, When in the Garden

This presentation by Kelly Grummons, expert horticulturist, will answer those oft-asked gardening questions such as: when do I prune my roses, start tomato seeds, seed grass, put down lawn, cut back ornamental grasses, prune lilacs and clematis, put down pre-emergent herbicide and fertilizer, transplant perennials, divide iris, etc., etc..  Get the picture?

Join us on Saturday, March 23rd from 10am to 2pm at Nick’s Garden Center
The Presentation is free but please call 303-696-6657 to sign up because space is limited.

Nick’s Costume Contest

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Nick’s costume contest will be Saturday October 20th. 1pm-3pm
Just show up in your costume to enter
Judging will begin promptly at 1pm
Get here at 12:45 pm to line up for the contest.

We will be judging costumes on:
originality, fall festiveness, and overall creativity.

Bring your best costume the Competition Is TOUGH

Nick’s Annual Costume Contest Prizes
Grand Prize: $150
1st Place $100
2nd Place $75
3rd Place $50
4th Place $40
5th Place $30
6th Place $20
Personality Prize: $50 (New this year! No matter your costume if you work the runway just right the Judges will reward you with this prize.)
Open to all Ages

Nick’s Fall Fest is Open Everyday!

There is NO Charge to come

 into our store and enjoy the

wonderful fall atmosphere.

There are several FREE activities Including:

 Straw Maze, Ball & Ring Toss Game,

Story Time with Professor Pumpkin and Kiddie Play Area.

 

 

WE CHARGE FOR THE FOLLOWING:

-Tractor Ride Through the Tunnel of Terror,

-Pedal Karts,

-Nick’s Garden Express Train Ride

and

-Nick’s Bounce House

These activities are $4 EACH for one turn.

We offer a wristband for $13 to do each ride 1 time.

Please call 303-696-6657 with any questions.

Learn How to Grow Roses in Colorado with Nick's Garden Center

Spring Rose Care in Colorado – April 21st

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How to care for Roses in Colorado

Peggy Williams, a Consulting Rosarian from the Denver Rose Society will be giving us the knowledge on growing beautiful roses in Colorado. She will explain expert techniques for growing, trimming and propagation.

Join us on Saturday, April 21st from 11am to 12pm at Nick’s Garden Center
The Presentation is free but please call 303-696-6657 to sign up because space is limited.

Learn How to Grow Roses in Colorado with Nick's Garden Center