7/17/26 Every year I try to go the same wildflower hike in Silverthorne to photograph the flowers. This year, I wasn’t expecting to photograph the same flowers I saw last year. I knew it was going to be different as we have had a hot and dry year. I was right. There were no Columbine, lupine, or Buckwheat. They were all spent. Now rabbit brush... Read More
‘Laura’ was created and bred in Germany. A cross between a sunflower and a Rudbeckia (commonly known as a ‘Black Eyed Susan’). ‘Laura’ was presented at the annual flower trials here in Colorado a couple of years back and was a top winner. It’s easy to see why; Her large, vibrant flowers, sturdy stems and long-lasting blooms. And her green eyes set her apart from... Read More
Selina took a nice hike in Summit County last weekend and the wildflowers are in full force. What a beautiful state we are so fortunate to live in. Get up there and check it out for yourself! In the meantime, following are a collection of wildflower photos that Selina took and shared with us. When hiking in the high country/ alpine tundra remember there is... Read More
Roses are known for their beauty and captivating fragrance displaying a timeless beauty in the garden. Similarly, love is often associated with positive emotions, joy, and affection. Green Team staff loves roses! All types, and so we wanted to share the insider scoop on our favorites and why. Adrielle – ‘Doris Day’ – the yellow is so cheery Holly – ‘Easy Does it’ – the... Read More
