Alpine Gardens is pleased to announce the promotion of Heidi Moss to project engineer. In this role Heidi will handle many responsibilities such as design, estimating, project buy-out’s, and tracking, just to name a few.  “Heidi’s love of landscape design and knowledge of horticulture shines through in every project she undertakes,” says Business Development Manager, Kris Nylander.

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Come check us out at the Colorado Garden & Home Show this February 11 - 19, 2012 at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver.

Talk to the experts at Alpine Gardens to see how you can make your landscape dreams come to life.

The Colorado Garden & Home Show is the Rocky Mountain region's largest garden and home show. Hope to see you there!

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Fall is on the horizon and it's a great time to plant!

This can be a great month for gardening. Days are getting shorter and a little cooler.  The nursery is looking to clear some inventory so it’s also the most cost-effective time to plant.  Mulching and winter watering will drastically increase a tree's chance of survival.  After you’ve planted your tree, water it deeply and thoroughly.  Then mulch the area around the tree at least 3” deep and water again. 

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Get That Lawn Back Into Shape! Winter’s finally over and your lawn may need some help.  The winter may have caused all sorts of problems, brown spots, dead patches, poor color. Now’s the time to examine your lawn. This is the only month to get a pre-emergent on. A pre-emergent weed control plus fertilizer will stop those pesky weeds from germinating, especially crabgrass, foxtail, and any grassy weed.April’s a great month to sow grass seed. Whether it’s a brand new lawn or filling in bare spots.

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Alpine Gardens received both, The President's Award for the "Best Educational Garden", as well as the Stephen M. Tanner Director's Award for the "Best Garden" at the 2011 Colorado Garden and Home Show in Denver, Colorado. The theme for this year’s garden was "Gardens from Around the World" where four diverse styles were on display.  Impressive hardscapes and walkways, peaceful water features, a fire pit, and an outdoor kitchen were used to show off Asian inspired elements, Southwestern, Tuscan, and Caribbean gardens.

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