Your Community Greenhouse

Creek Side Community Events

At Creek Side Gardens we believe that joy comes from being connected and making active contributions to the community. Our free community events create a place where we come together to celebrate the seasons all through the calendar year.  The Event Season at Creek Side Gardens has been especially fun, exciting and successful this year.  Annual Event Calendar Here Our August Summer Harvest Celebration featured... Read More

Personal Creations & Holiday Plans

Are you interested in creating your own indoor garden?  Have you thought about planting your own  terrarium?  Or succulent garden?  Or herb garden?  Or air plant creation?  You are welcome to visit Creek Side Gardens anytime to create your own personalized garden.  And your Green Team staff of gardening experts will help you plan and plant/ assemble your creation! The steps involved are fairly similar... Read More

Rolling through the Seasons

One of the most fun aspects to Creek Side Gardens is rolling through the seasons.  From Spring to Summer to Fall and you know what’s next.  Fall is a favorite time of the year for so many people.  The air is crisp, the colors on display are changing on a daily basis and it exciting to react to what each day brings.  Whether it is... Read More

September at Creek Side

September is a month of transition at Creek Side, just like it is for everybody.  The cooler weather brings a big change in crops and the beginning of new projects as we get ready for winter. Out with the old and in with the new, as they say!  Summer annuals are mostly finished for the season and the courtyard has been filled with all the... Read More

Back to the Garden

Cooler temperatures signal that it is time to get back to work in the garden.  We took a nice break…if you can call watering everyday a nice break.  But now it is time to critically evaluate our landscape from perennial beds to shrubs, trees and roses. Take a look at your garden right now.  What do you see?  Take a look at the neighborhood landscapes... Read More

More Summer to Come!

We know the story.  It’s been a long, hot summer.  You are already feeling a little worn out from working extra hard to take care of your spring and summer flowers.  Water, water, water.  Chase away the bugs, bugs, bugs.  Maybe a hail storm in between.  Ouch!  Hopefully most of your beautiful container gardens and hanging baskets have come through in pretty good shape. In... Read More

Planning for Next Year

Now is the perfect time in the season to begin planning for next year.  You are probably thinking we have lost our minds!  But think about it…every day now you walk through the garden or relax on the patio you are making small observations about your flowers and landscape.  What do you like?  What didn’t turn out so well?  What has the weather been like?... Read More

Big Summer Color!

The Creek Side Grown Fresh Big Summer Color Program is in full swing!  Big beautiful plants in 6” diameter pots are loaded with fresh summer color to spruce up your porch, patio and garden.  Varieties selected are great warm temperature choices grown in a large pot size to hold moisture a little longer. These plants are already 10-12” tall, some with a 10”+ spread.  Imagine... Read More

Outdoor Critter Conservation Day

Everybody gardens for their own reasons.  Some of us just love to have plants and colorful flowers all around us to enjoy during the summer months.  Something pretty to look at that makes us feel good.  Some of us love to have beautiful flowers around the front of our home to show off a little for the neighbors.  Hey neighbors, take a look at what... Read More

Hot Summer Days!

Just what we have been looking forward to, the middle of summer!  Blue skies, warm temperatures, beautiful gardens, summer vacation and the opportunity to enjoy our wonderful Colorado outdoors.  It is what we look forward to all year.  So let’s enjoy it while we can! Mid-Summer Challenges Mid-summer does sometimes bring some challenges to our flowers and garden however.  We feel the same challenges here... Read More