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Houseplants – Fall Indoor Gardening

As the fall season approaches, we start to focus our attention back to our indoor plants that we may have put on the back burner all summer.  Houseplants will thrive all winter and make us happy. We share with you some great houseplant varieties, lighting needs and other care. Bringing in houseplants from the outdoors The nights are getting chilly now.  Houseplants won’t tolerate temps... Read More

Decorate Your Home with Fall Color

The nights are beginning to cool off which triggers that inescapable feeling that we are ready to move on to the fall season.  Football is all around, vacation is over, kids are back in school and the rich earthy color tones of the fall season are here.  Creek Side Gardens is here to help you spruce up your outdoor décor with mum, pumpkins, straw and more! Creek... Read More

Fall is for Planting!

What does that mean?  Why are we suggesting planting in the fall rather than the traditional spring planting season?  Fall is a great time for planting for several reasons! Fall Planting Recommendations The plants we are recommending for planting into the landscape in the fall are perennials, roses, shrubs, trees and bulbs, the types of plants that will survive the cold temperatures of the winter... Read More

Fall is in the Air

The Creek Side Gardens Grown Fresh Fall Flowers are beginning to take center stage just in time for the change in seasons.  Kids are going back to school.  Temps are cooling down.  Days are getting shorter.  If you have never planted a fall garden with fall mums and pansies or planted a new tree or shrub in the fall, then you are missing out on... Read More

New Flower Varieties for 2025

Come out to VOTE and check out the Creek Side Gardens “Flower Trials”. You might think that we have lost our minds but…now is the perfect time in the season to begin planning your garden and landscape for next year.  What worked?  What plants would do better?  Here at Creek Side, we are here to help you by finding out what is new and exciting. ... Read More

Shifting Early Summer Gears

Annual Flowers Don’t worry – it’s not too late to enjoy big, colorful annual flowers on your patio this summer.  Container Gardens are looking full and lush.  Hanging Baskets are on SALE so shop early for best selection. Take advantage of the BOGO FREE SALE of fun, fresh small 4.5″ pots of flowers are available for filling in those empty spots.  Did you know that... Read More

Spring into Essential Garden Supplies

Plan ahead and be equipped with garden supplies that you will find helpful this season. FERTILIZERS Jack’s – Our mainstay fertilizer that we sell and grow with is Jack’s.  The Petunia Feed is for ALL flowers in containers and a great start the season fertilizer.  Round out the trio with the All Purpose and Bloom Booster. Down To Earth (Organic) – New this season is... Read More

Plus it Up in the Garden

Outdoor living space enhancements Enjoying your outdoor space goes beyond the flowers and vegetable gardens.  Adding a bench, fountain, garden stakes and statuary rounds out the PLUS IT UP factor in your garden. Garden Stakes, Wind Spinners, and Chimes The element of movement and sound in the garden creates another level of enjoyment.  Here at Creek Side, we have a wide variety of garden stakes... Read More

Pansies and Perennials

Even though the temperatures have been unbelievably warm, it is still too early in the spring season to get much planting done outside.  Best to keep up with garden and landscape cleanup or improvement projects right now. But now that we are rolling into the month of March, and you are anxious to be the first person on your block with flowers on your porch,... Read More

Crazy Rocky Mountain Winter

Wow, the weather lately has been unbelievably warm and bright.  Some of us think it has been a little too nice. Because we know we have more winter ahead. March and April can be our largest snowfall months on average.  Not to mention more freezing temperatures. Everything in the landscape will appreciate the moisture. So, what do we early gardening enthusiasts do?  Let us do... Read More