We’ve still got summer going big time, but beginning to take a small step toward fall. Creek Side has got you covered either way. Big beautiful Rudbeckia and Flowering Kale are looking great and ready to go. That means that pansies and mums can’t be too far behind. Right now though, zinnias, pentas and cuphea are looking good, not to mention a fresh crop of... Read More
According to the National Center for Home Preservation… Properly canned food stored in a cool, dry place will retain optimum eating quality for at least 1 year. Canned food stored in a warm place near hot pipes, a range, a furnace, or in indirect sunlight may lose some of its eating quality in a few weeks or months, depending on the temperature. Dampness may corrode cans... Read More
Saturday August 15 at 10am Littleton Blvd to Main Street Are you going to the parade? Look for the float from Rely Local Littleton, featuring the faces of small businesses throughout Littleton, including Creek Side’s own Holly Bullotta! Give Holly a shout-out!
Don’t you just love fresh flowers at home? Cosmos on the dining room or coffee table, bachelor’s button by the bathroom sink, or sunflowers on the bedroom bureau-but they can wilt after only a day or two. Follow these steps and watch your cut flowers stay stunning for over a week! Harvest the flowers when the buds are just starting to open. If possible, harvesting in the early morning... Read More
Hail can be devastating for a Colorado garden. Damage can range from a few bruised leaves to a total wipe-out of all foliage. However, plants want to grow, so with time and some extra care, lots of them will recover. Flowering annuals with no remaining foliage probably won’t recover after a hailstorm. Petunias usually survive if there is at least some foliage still on the plant. Clean... Read More
