When to Treat Colorado Roses for Fungal Diseases During the Growing Season
Colorado roses face a unique set of conditions that influence fungal disease development: high elevation sun, large day-night temperature swings, low average…
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Colorado roses face a unique set of conditions that influence fungal disease development: high elevation sun, large day-night temperature swings, low average…
Read articleGreenhouse production in Colorado faces a distinct set of pest pressures shaped by the state’s altitude, low humidity, wide diurnal temperature swings,…
Read articleCrop rotation is one of the simplest, most powerful tools an organic or integrated Colorado gardener has to reduce soil-borne and foliar…
Read articleColorado vegetable gardeners can get excellent pest control by encouraging, conserving, and — when needed — releasing beneficial insects. The state’s elevation…
Read articleHouseplants in Colorado face specific challenges: long, dry heating seasons, sudden temperature swings, and the habit of moving plants between outdoors and…
Read articleBiodiverse plantings are more than a trend; they are a practical, science-backed strategy for reducing pest pressure in Colorado landscapes and gardens.…
Read articleGardens in Colorado present a unique mix of opportunities and problems for plant health. High daytime temperatures, cool nights, intense sunlight, low…
Read articleIntroduction Spider mites are tiny arthropods that can cause significant, sometimes hidden, damage to shade trees across Colorado. In Colorado’s high-elevation, low-humidity…
Read articleQuick, accurate diagnosis of leaf spot diseases saves time, money, and plants. For Colorado home gardeners, rapid identification is especially valuable because…
Read articleColorado gardeners are familiar with the frustration: a spray that worked last year seems to do nothing this year, or an insecticide…
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