by Sue | Mar 25, 2023 | CoNPS Blog
This time of year exploring around our grasslands and forests you can see many interesting things relating to native plants even before the official growing season starts. For example the other day I saw these galls on a bur oak (Quercus macrocarpa) that are called...
by Sue | Feb 3, 2023 | CoNPS Blog
This article is re-printed here from The Bog Blogger, with the kind permission of Grant McKown, author, and Sarah Dodgin, blog owner. Great photos all by Mr. Mckown. My crew and I were expecting a nice graminoid meadow – one that had been flooded early on in the...
by Sue | Jan 24, 2023 | CoNPS Blog
You’ve been yearning to design a garden, yard, or meadow space but can’t seem to get a grip on which plants to include or how to design the site. Or maybe you’re in the middle of planning one of those spaces but myriad choices have you frozen with indecision. Help has...
by Sue | Dec 21, 2022 | CoNPS Blog
What a year! The pandemic was over! Or was it? We didn’t have to wear masks anymore! Or did we? Inflation was going to be transitory – until it wasn’t. But one thing remained constant in the midst of all that turmoil, members of the Colorado Native Plant Society...
by Sue | Nov 10, 2022 | Uncategorized
Jennifer Ackerfield, author of the Flora of Colorado shares a preview of the newest edition with the Colorado Native Plant Society’s Executive Director, Maggie Gaddis. Nov. 10, 2022A special perk for attending the Pollinator Summit at the Denver Botanic Gardens...
