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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Rose: Herb of the Year?
If you think of basil or thyme when you hear the word “herb,” you are not alone. Most people think of plants that are used to flavor their favorite dishes. The word herb, however, has a broader meaning: Any plant with … Continue reading
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Western Landscape Symposium
It’s not too late to plan to attend the 6th annual Western Landscape Symposium this Saturday. They have a great program planned for this year, and we’re happy to be part of it! Click on this link for more information. http://pueblo.colostate.edu/hor/WLS.shtml There … Continue reading
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