Denver/Arvada CO Watering Restrictions and Your Gardens

Water restrictions are a part of Denver to Boulder life, so what will become of your vegetable garden?suburban garden, arvada homes, gardening in colorado

Arvada follows Denver Water watering restrictions, so I was happy to learn recently that watering restrictions do not apply to vegetable gardens. I learned that tidbit on ArvadaListens.com, btw.  The same applies to flower gardens.

 

However, that ‘anytime’ veggie watering must be “by means of a hand-held hose or low-volume non-spray irrigation. These areas may be watered by spray irrigation on the assigned watering days only and not between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.”

Got that?  So if you water gardens by spray irrigation, you need to stick to the watering restrictions.  But IF your gardens need it, you can supplement with hand-held hose watering.

A well-tended garden actually needs less water than a lawn anyway.  Here’s my tips to reduce garden watering needs:

  • Mulch, mulch, mulch!  Allow NO BARE DIRT in your gardens!  Mulch helps retain water and keeps down weeds.
  • As much as possible, don’t water the paths between beds.
  • Use that hand-held sprayer only as-needed, DON’T assume flowers and veggies need to be watered every day – they don’t!
  • Check the moisture level before deciding you need to water.  If you have mulched, you may be surprised how much moisture is actually in the soil, even after a scorcher of a day.

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Read the article, Arvada Drought, from the City of Arvada, which explains details such as:

  • Watering schedule (Single-family homes with even-numbered addresses water on Sunday and Thursday, odd-numbered homes water on Saturday and Wednesday, all others water Tuesday and Friday)
  • Hours that lawn watering is prohibited (10 am to 6 pm)
  • increased fees for water (Which apply starting TODAY, and will show up in your June bill)

 

Stay Calm and Garden On!!

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I am a residential real estate agent, happily helping folks buy a house or sell a house in the beautiful and friendly suburbs northwest of Denver.  Read what past clients have said about me.

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Does Denver Get a Lot of Snow? Yes … In The Spring!!

Denver weather is a never-ending topic of conversation.  It can literally be 70 degrees one day and snowing the next day.  In October, or in May, or any month in between.

Weather swings like that are tough on all of us Colorado gardeners, but we learn to live with it, and sometimes even laugh at it – like the photo below illustrates.

We haven’t gotten a lot of snow in winter the past few years.  But sometimes, spring storms make up for it.  Here’s the snow so far on March 23,2013 – the first weekend of the ‘official’ beginning of spring, and the first day of spring break for many.

The first photo was taken at Solid Grounds Coffee House in Littleton, CO.  Mmmmmm … what a great place to get a warm coffee or tea on any Colorado day – snowy or not!  They posted it on Facebook and the caption was, ”Let’s just say it like it is – we’re hardcore!”.

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“Let’s just say it like it is – we’re hardcore!” Solid Grounds Coffee House in Littleton CO on March 23, 2013

These photos are of my very own backyard.  Yup, my gardens are under there somewhere.  The daffodils and tulips had come up and were about 4″ tall, but they’ll be fine.  If it’s going to get this cold (highs in the twenties today through Monday) the snow provides insulation for the plants.

 

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Early Bloomers for Denver to Boulder Gardens

Just a few days ago, it was nearly 70 degrees here in Arvada* Colorado and I got a little gardening done in my Pomona Lakes backyard.

While giddily playing in the gardens, I stumbled across the first bloom of the season – a Lenten rose blooming way before Lent!
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Since then, we’ve had a BUNCH of snow!  Here’s where that lovely bloom was – and really, where she still is.
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There are a lot of plants that won’t grow here, but many early bloomers do quite well.I’ve planted a lot of early bloomers, because I’m always so eager for spring. Here’s a few I recommend for high country gardens:

Glory of the Snow

Siberian Squill

Winter Aconite

Lenten Rose

Crested Iris

Snow Crocus

Snowdrops

When buying perennial plants, bulbs, or seeds for your high country gardens, be sure they will do well in your zone.  The Denver area is Zone 5, with some dips into Zone 4.
Luckily, when it gets cold we usually also get a nice blanket of snow to help protect the plants. I can’t wait until our current ‘blanket’ melts, because the moisture usually encourages more bloomers to poke up their heads!
*Arvada is a small town about midway between Denver and Boulder, CO.

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Read more of my posts about gardening in Arvada Colorado.

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Arvada is a historic town about midway between Denver and Boulder in Jefferson County, Colorado. There are many different neighborhood styles and homes prices, all served by well-loved schools. Call me to talk about the kind of neighborhood you dream of living in.

Read more about life in Arvada, Colorado.

How to buy a house Denver to Boulder.

I write posts on real estate issues and local events in the Denver metro area, especially those communities between Denver and Boulder, as a public service. My hope is to give people an idea of the ‘flavor’ of our community, in case they’re new or moving to the Denver area.

I am a residential real estate agent, happily helping folks buy a house or sell a house in the beautiful and friendly suburbs northwest of Denver.  Read what past clients have said about me.

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Less Lawn, More Garden Colorado – How to Get Started

suburban garden, arvada homes, gardening in colorado‘Less lawn, more garden‘ is the goal of more and more suburban folks these days.  Specifically, people want to grow their own nutritious, chemical-free food.  If you don’t believe me, check out the Facebook pages for Grow Food, Not LawnsLearn to Grow a Straw Bale Garden, and Chicken Forum.

‘Less lawn, more garden’ was my mantra long before it was trendy!  And, long before I had any ‘extra’ money to spend on the plans I harbored in my heart for my suburban lot.

Luckily, I was young, strong, and had lots of energy.

These days, I know a lot of ways to get started quicker, on a smaller scale at first.  ’Like’ the Facebook pages linked above to learn more, but you can get started growing vegetables and herbs in burlap bags, large buckets, or raised beds made from various materials.  The thing to keep in mind about container gardening here in the Denver metro area is that the sun is very intense, and we don’t get a lot of rain.  So a bit of afternoon shade might be better than full sun for containers.

I bought my house with an 8,000 square foot lot and no *HOA 20 years ago.  I got started right away creating ‘less lawn, more garden’ by putting a shovel to the sod, digging up large areas where there was plenty of sunshine and good drainage.

That first year, all I did was turn the sod over, exposing the roots to the hot sun.  That killed the roots, and over the winter freeze/thaw cycles turned it into some pretty good mulch.

suburban garden, arvada home, colorado gardenIf I had it to do over, I would plan out the actual beds and leave sod between them.  Then I could just cover the sod paths with landscape fabric and mulch or stones.  Less work – yes!

I also started composting right away, which doesn’t need to be a big, smelly pile that the neighbors will complain about.  See my post on Trench Composting for my favorite, least-work composting method.

The second year in my Arvada home I started the vegetable garden.  I did dig in about 3″ of purchased compost, as the soil wasn’t the greatest (lots of clay, very alkaline).  You can grow pretty much any vegetable you can think of in an Arvada backyard garden.  I’ve never had luck with pumpkins or watermelons as our season is short, but the numerous pumpkin fields around here prove it can be done!

In the following years I added plum tree, apple tree, raspberry bushes, strawberries, and perennial herbs such as thyme and lavender.

Still to come:  I am expanding my strawberry bed and adding a shrub called Honeyberry.  It’s a relative of honeysuckle, but has edible berries.  I’m still trying to get blueberry bushes to survive, but haven’t found the sweet spot for them, so I’m hoping the honeyberry will be a good substitute since honeysuckle does so well in my yard.

Oh, and in case you’re wondering – yes, you can have chickens in Arvada backyards – up to five of them!  And then, you have even more material for your compost pile!

Free gardening books. Mike the Gardener of AveragePersonGardening.com shared a link to download free gardening books from Kindle. Note: the books are offered for free the day of the writing of this post, be sure to check before downloading to validate that they are still free.

*HOA stands for homeowner association.  If you live in an HOA community, you may have restrictions on what you do with your lawn, sometimes even in the backyard.  Be sure to check first, to avoid calamity and fines.

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Arvada is a historic town about midway between Denver and Boulder in Jefferson County, Colorado. There are many different neighborhood styles and homes prices, all served by well-loved schools. Call me to talk about the kind of neighborhood you dream of living in. 

Read more about life in Arvada, Colorado.

How to buy a house Denver to Boulder.

I write posts on real estate issues and local events in the Denver metro area, especially those communities between Denver and Boulder, as a public service. My hope is to give people an idea of the ‘flavor’ of our community, in case they’re new or moving to the Denver area.

I am a residential real estate agent, happily helping folks buy a house or sell a house in the beautiful and friendly suburbs northwest of Denver.  Read what past clients have said about me.

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Gardening Classes at Arvada Nurseries, 2013

Gardening Classes Announced at

Echter’s and O’Tooles’ Nurseries

 

Echters Gardening Classes

The info below was available on Echters’ website on February 26, 2013.  Click this link for any updated info:  Echter’s Nursery & Garden Center

Meet the Experts – Saturdays in March.  Free Admission – No Registration Required Unless Noted

Saturday, March 9 – Jump Start Your Garden

Starting Plants from Seed      9:30-10:30am

Summer Bulbs for Your Garden.     1:00-2:00pm

 

Saturday, March 16 

Lovin’ the Lawn        10:00-11:00am

Starting a New Lawn from Seed      1:00–2:00pm

Instant, Beautiful Lawn with Sod   2:30-3:15

 

Saturday, March 23 – The Inside Dirt

Orchids: Easier Than You Think   10:00-11:00

Garden Under Lights – Bringing Sunshine Indoors    1:00 – 2:00

Sweet and Sassy Succulents   3:00-4:00

 

Saturday, March 30 – Plant Your Dream Gardens

Landscape with Colorado Natives – Keeping it Close to Home  10:00 – 11:00

Edible Spaces in Small Places   1:00 – 2:00

The Secret Life of Soil – Where the Roots are    3:00 – 4:00

 

 

O’Tooles Gardening Classes

Not actually in Arvada, but close to the part of northwest Arvada, where I live. Click the link to find out more about O’Tooles Garden Center.

Saturday, March 2, 2013

Spring Prep., Pruning and Lawn Care Lunch Provided – Registration Required 11:00 AM

Saturday, March 16, 2013

Container Gardening and Drip Systems Lunch Included – Registration Required 11:00 AM

Saturday, March 23, 2013

Flowers and Veggies, Trees and Shrubs Lunch Included – Registration Required 11:00 AM

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Arvada is a historic town about midway between Denver and Boulder in Jefferson County, Colorado. There are many different neighborhood styles and homes prices, all served by well-loved schools. Call me to talk about the kind of neighborhood you dream of living in.

Read more about life in Arvada, Colorado.

 

See all homes for sale, register to receive daily updates, receive notice of price changes at:  DreamHouseHunting.com

 

How to buy a house Denver to Boulder.

I write posts on real estate issues and local events in the Denver metro area, especially those communities between Denver and Boulder, as a public service. My hope is to give people an idea of the ‘flavor’ of our community, in case they’re new or moving to the Denver area.

I am a residential real estate agent, happily helping folks buy a house or sell a house in the beautiful and friendly suburbs northwest of Denver.  Read what past clients have said about me.

 

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Gardening Denver to Boulder – Lenten Rose for Winter Color

There’s not much to look at in high plains home gardens during the winter months, unless gardeners specifically make it happen.

I suspect most gardeners here between Denver and Boulder just put the gardens out of their minds for the winter months. But those of us who would love to see something green and alive even when it’s brrrrrrrrr-cold outside work harder at it. If you feel like I do, you need to know about Lenten Rose (Helleborus orientalis).  Low-growing, shade-loving plants that bloom in the very early spring here between Denver and Boulder.  They look great, even in January after being buried under snow multiple times.

I’m going to plant more Lenten rose in this area, so there will be a whole area of green instead of the winter brown so prevalent around here.

The blooms of Lenten Rose are quite exotic, but not always easy to see. They tend to face downward and hide under under the large leaves. If you shop around for Lenten Rose, try to find varities that have upward-facing blooms. Hardiness zones 4-7.  Don’t let anyone graze on your Lenten Rose, as they are toxic (but the good news is – they’re ‘deer proof’!).

Here’s an article I wrote in February 2011 about winter blooms in gardens Denver to Boulder, Lenten Rose – Now You See Her, Now You Don’t.

See lots of pictures of Lenten Rose here.  As with all perennial plants, try to buy from growers in a zone similar to yours.

I was perusing online articles, and found one written about Lenten Rose by a southern gardener (Grumpy Gardener - his blog is fun to read!), called Do You Know the Secret to Lenten Rose?  Grumpy Gardener was told the secret to Lenten Rose is lime.  He goes on to say his Lenten Rose do fine without adding lime, but the main reason I’m mentioning this is to say that the soil here between Denver and Boulder is less acidic than most, so you shouldn’t need to add lime.  But if your Lenten Rose aren’t doing well – and you have them planted in light shade – check the pH of your soil.

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Arvada Homes – Recycle Autumn Leaves Free!

Arvada home owners – recycle those leaves!

Are you bagging up leaves and leaving them out for the trash collection?  Oh my – what a waste!

Instead, dump those bags of leaves into collection containers at Timberline Gardens or Perma Green Organics.

**When? Saturday, November 3, 10 and 17 between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm.

No large branches or tree stumps. please.

Timberline Gardens – 11700 West 58th Avenue, Arvada CO 80002

Perma Green Organics – 5520 Harlan St., Arvada CO 80002

The leaves will be naturally composted over the winter at Timberline Gardens.

For more info please contact Sustain Arvada at 720-898-7500 or visit arvada.org/sustainability.

Good idea?  Great idea!!

**This is the schedule for 2012.  If you’re reading this post some other year, check with Sustain Arvada for schedule.

Thank you for reading ‘Arvada Homes – Recycle Autumn Leaves Free!’

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Find all the homes available in Arvada, Westminster, Broomfield, North Denver, Thornton, Lafayette, Louisville, Wheat Ridge and Golden.

I am a residential real estate agent, happily helping folks buy a house or sell a house in the beautiful and friendly suburbs northwest of Denver.

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I write posts on the communities between Denver and Boulder, to give people an idea of the ‘flavor’ of our community, in case they’re new or moving to the Denver area.

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Indoor Gardening Denver to Boulder – Amaryllis

Indoor gardening can save the sanity of a passionate gardener when it’s too cold or too wet to be outside.

Bringing living beauty into your house over the cold winter months is easy with bulbs like amaryllis. But did you know you can save those bulbs for next year’s bloom?  It doesn’t sound too hard – read the instructions that came from Park Seed below, then liven up your indoor gardening with Amaryllis! (Click on the words, Park Seed, and you can read the article on their site.)

By the way, I get a Park Seed newsletter in my email, which almost always has some interesting or useful tip.  To get yours, go to ParkSeed.com.

“The essential Christmas flower, amaryllis is famously easy to grow. You can give it fearlessly to people who have never gardened in their lives, and it will send up strong green shoots that erupt with up to 4 huge, brilliantly colored, long-lasting blooms.

The whole process takes just 6 to 8 weeks, and about the only issue is that sometimes the flowers are so heavy, they topple the stems. And even that is easy to fix with amaryllis stakes, a popsicle stick, or a pencil!

But what if you’re a gardener who wants to get more than one year’s bloom out of your amaryllis? Caring for your amaryllis after it blooms isn’t difficult at all.

Simply snip off the faded flowers and continue to give the plant water and light. One or more leaves may wilt, but that’s fine. When the weather warms in spring, you can put your amaryllis pot outdoors if you like, but make sure night temperatures do not fall below 50 degrees F. (It also makes a fine houseplant.)

Feed your amaryllis monthly in spring and early summer. By mid- to late summer, it’s time for your amaryllis to go dormant to prepare for another season of flowering. Let the soil in its pot dry out completely, and store it in a cool, dark place. (Not below 50 degrees F, however!)

Eight to twelve weeks later, bring the pot back into the light. Trim any dead leaves, and water it well, freshening it with new potting soil if need be. Put it in a sunny spot and wait for those green shoots, which should appear within about 6 weeks (and possibly sooner). You’re off and running for another season of winter blooms!

You can repeat this process with your amaryllis for many years.

And one day you may notice little bulblets on the side of the big bulb. These are babies, and if you gently separate them from their parent and put them in their own pot with potting soil, they will grow. It will be 3 to 5 years before they bloom, but care for them exactly as you do the blooming parent, and before you know it, you’ll have another gorgeous amaryllis blossoming over the holidays!”

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How to buy a house Denver to Boulder.

Find all the homes available in Arvada, Westminster, Broomfield, North Denver, Thornton, Lafayette, Louisville, Wheat Ridge and Golden.

I am a residential real estate agent, happily helping folks buy a house or sell a house in the beautiful and friendly suburbs northwest of Denver.

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I write posts on the communities between Denver and Boulder, to give people an idea of the ‘flavor’ of our community, in case they’re new or moving to the Denver area.

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Colorado Gardening Tips for Autumn

Bringing Outdoor Plants In (From O’Toole’s Garden Center in Westminster, CO)


A great way to extend the life of your patio pots is to bring them inside during the winter. You can bring in just about any tender plants you’d like to protect from the frost; begonias, geraniums, coleus, impatiens and tropicals just to name a few.

Before you bring your plants inside, be sure to check them for any signs of bugs, especially fungus gnats (outdoor bugs love to stow away in plants for a free ride inside). Make sure you clean up any dead plant material or debris that can hide pests.

Treat your ornamental plants with a systemic houseplant insecticide before bringing them indoors and add about 1/2″ to 1″ of sand on the surface of the soil. The systemic will control any insects that feed on the plant and the sand will prevent flying insects from laying eggs in the soil. You should not use a systemic insecticide on any edibles you plan on bringing in.

For more info on fungus gnats click here.

I get informational emails from O’Tooles Garden Center, you can get them too. Send an email to otoolenews@otoolesgardencenters.com.

The links below will take you to more information provided by O’Tooles Garden Center in Westminster, CO.  Get professional advice for your precious gardens by clicking on whichever subject matter interests you.

(I did try to find links to good information from some other local gardening centers, but all I could really find was advertisements for what they had to sell, or classes.  But I’ll provide links to their websites also, in case you’re looking for more information.)

Pruning

Winter Protection for Roses

Protect Trees and Shrubs with a Systemic Insecticide (Note:  I do garden without the use of chemicals as much as possible. But if you have not been successful controlling insects organically, a systemic insecticide might be the answer, as you only have to apply it once a year so you’re not constantly putting down chemicals that harm birds and beneficial insects.)

Paulino Gardens

Timberlline Gardens

Echter’s Nursery and Garden Center

Tagawa Gardens

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How to buy a house Denver to Boulder.

Find all the homes available in Arvada, Westminster, Broomfield, North Denver, Thornton, Lafayette, Louisville, Wheat Ridge and Golden.

I am a residential real estate agent, happily helping folks buy a house or sell a house in the beautiful and friendly suburbs northwest of Denver.  Read what past clients have said about me.

I write posts on the communities between Denver and Boulder, to give people an idea of the ‘flavor’ of our community, in case they’re new or moving to the Denver area.    Read more about life in Arvada, Colorado. And here’s a little intro to Olde Town Arvada.

Gardeners might enjoy my posts about gardening in Denver to Boulder’s front range.

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What’s Blooming in October – Denver to Boulder

(Originally written in 2011).  I have to admit up front, usually by now we’ve had at least one hard frost, usually have even had snow. So all the more tender plants are dead and then we have a few more weeks of summer-like temperatures.

I’ve always wondered, how many bloomers would I still have if I could have just gotten them through the few nights of freezing temps?

Well this year we’ve had none of that nonsense, so I can just look around and see the answer to my question. And the answer is – a LOT!! I love it!

In normal years the mums and asters survive the first few light snows, but that’s about it. But this year in my Arvada gardens between Denver and Boulder I have all the beauties pictured below. There are also a few roses, lavender, salvia, and even a couple sweet-scented blooms on the summersweet shrub. And I did throw in a shot of a few of the mums, although I have many more. Even in an extended-summer, mums and asters are still the backbone of the garden!

NOTE:  As I’m re-reading this in 2012, we did have a light of dusting on October 5, and a frost on October 6.  I had so many big, beautiful tomatoes that I got out there and got them covered, but only did a haphazard job and they’re all wilted.  Next year, hopefully I’ll be better prepared.

Clematis ‘durandii’

This clematis truly does bloom from spring through first frost, which has not happened yet this year!

 

Tall Phlox
Russian Sage
Cosmos
Butterfly bush
Some mums – the variety of colors they come in is fun to use
OK – not a bloom, but how lovely they are!
Sooooo tasty!
Agastache

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How to buy a house Denver to Boulder.

Find all the homes available in Arvada, Westminster, Broomfield, North Denver, Thornton, Lafayette, Louisville, Wheat Ridge and Golden.

I am a residential real estate agent, happily helping folks buy a house or sell a house in the beautiful and friendly suburbs northwest of Denver.  Read what past clients have said about me.

I write posts on the communities between Denver and Boulder, to give people an idea of the ‘flavor’ of our community, in case they’re new or moving to the Denver area.    Read more about life in Arvada, Colorado. And here’s a little intro to Olde Town Arvada.

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