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If you’ve lived in Colorado or gardened here for a while, you know that “springtime” can look a lot like winter. But we can help you with that here at Tagawa Gardens! We have many plants that are ready for your garden right now, even though it might be cold and snowy outside. Why wait … Read more
Peppers bring color to the garden and spice to the kitchen. They aren’t as easy to grow as tomatoes, but they need the same conditions and some of the same pests and diseases. Peppers are heat-loving vegetables that do not tolerate frost. They should be started from seed indoors early in spring. Peppers will do … Read more
In most of North America, temperatures are beginning to drop as fall approaches. When the leaves begin to turn brown and yellow, we need to pay more attention to the outdoor plants at our business. How do we protect our exterior containerized plants from cold damage?. Cold damage to exterior plants occurs primarily in two … Read more
Dogs enjoy frolicking in yards and rolling around in grass. It’s what they do. Having a weed killer that is safe for pets is very important if you want to keep your lawn in great shape. The chemicals used in most weed killers and lawn treatments can be bad for our pets. I know this … Read more
• Our flower bulbs from Holland arrive in the United States by mid-September. We start shipping our flower bulbs by early-October. • Once your order ships, you will receive a tracking number by email. • We will continue to ship until the beginning of January or until supplies last. • We start shipping our Amaryllis … Read more
Roma Tomato seeds are an outstanding option for amateur and seasoned gardeners and farmers. It’s great for many canning, preserving, and pureeing tasks because it has a high yield, solid pulp, mild flavor, and doesn’t get diseases. Start Organic Roma Tomato seeds indoors in a sunny location 6 weeks prior to warm weather. Transplant outdoors … Read more
As a gardener you know to keep an eye out for common garden pests that can damage your plants. But catching an infestation early is key before the bugs hatch and spread. One of the first signs that your plants may have unwelcome visitors is finding small white eggs on the undersides of leaves. These … Read more
A dying lilac bush may appear weak or yield only a few spring blooms. This is usually caused by too much growth and not enough nutrients for the plants. This can be fixed by heavy pruning and making sure the soil has all the nutrients it needs. At times, however, the cause of death might … Read more
Fiddle leaf figs are popular houseplants known for their large dramatic leaves. But their finicky nature means repotting must be done carefully and deliberately to keep them healthy. This guide covers everything about how often fiddle leaf figs need repotting. Why Repotting is Necessary Repotting serves several crucial functions for fiddle leaf figs: Provides … Read more
Ensure your Venus Fly Trap flourishes with proper sunlight—key to its health and hunting success! The Venus flytrap is one of the most fascinating yet finicky carnivorous plants you can grow. With their ingenious snap traps and insect-devouring abilities, flytraps never cease to amaze. But providing these unusual plants with proper sunlight is critical to … Read more