Mahonia repens, brilliant in the winter snow. Plant people can go a little nuts in winter, it just can’t be denied. We know of course, that our beloved plants are just taking the necessary precautions to survive winter, and to be prepared for magnificent spring when...
In the case of Mountain Mahogany, not much! Cancel any images of grand and stately trees bravely crowning mountaintops, this Colorado native rarely reaches 16 feet. And, partly because it is a favorite browse-snack for deer and elk, its stature is more contorted than...
January 30, 2017 Colorado Native Plant Society John Marr Grant Committee In the spring of 2012, I was awarded a $500 John Marr Grant to help complete a floristic survey in west-central Colorado (Floristic Survey of the Uncompahgre Basin and Greater Grand Mesa Area was...
