We can all admire the big containers of flowers that are so popular at Tagawa Gardens this time of year. But with a few tips and tricks, you can make these beautiful overflowing flower pots yourself! Friends and family will think they’ve been done by a pro! Choose plants that
Hanging baskets overflowing with flowers just seem to be getting more and more popular every season. And no wonder! Colorful annuals spilling down like fountains make a perfect statement: healthy, vigorous plants that just can’t help themselves! BOGO Baskets at Tagawa’s are a tradition! For years now, Tagawa’s has welcomed
Did you know that roses love Colorado? Our mile-high sunshine and low humidity keep the flower colors rich and dense and the foliage less prone to diseases that plague other parts of the country. And for the record, there’s a reason why the Tagawa logo includes a rose. For several
We all get itchy to start planting this time of year. Bright smiling pansies and ornamental cabbage are a welcome sight, to be sure. But don’t stop there! Tagawa’s has a terrific selection of spring-planted bulbs that need your attention now! I thought it would be fun to ask some
A good thing to know #1: You’re in Colorado! Much of Colorado gets around ten to 12 inches of moisture every year. That makes us a “high desert,” and we need to garden accordingly. Plants and techniques that might work in other parts of the country may be either challenging
Tagawa Gardens’ Custom Container Program is gearing up for the coming season, and you’re invited to jump on board! Some very talented ladies in our Annuals Department are flexing their designing muscles and minds to create exactly the custom containers that will be perfect for your home or office. There
I would never turn down a box of chocolates for Valentine’s Day, especially if it’s dark chocolate. But if your valentine might appreciate something a little more unique, Tagawa Gardens can help! With Valentine’s Day coming up this Sunday, let’s start with color in mind… and plants that look exotic, but are
It’s interesting how just a quick glance at certain plants brings to mind a particular time or place. Many of the plants we associate with the holidays do that for me, and no doubt for a lot of other folks, too. Let’s take a look at some very basic do’s
Japanese beetles may be the most hated insect in our Colorado gardens, and now is the time to brace for their summer invasion. They’re beautiful little creatures in their way…. about half-an-inch long, have shiny metallic emerald green bodies with bronze wings, but that’s as far as the admiration goes. Japanese beetles
The term “Victory Garden” has been in the news lately. It pays homage to a time when our elders rolled up their sleeves and grew enough fruits and vegetables to feed their families during World Wars One and Two, leaving more food to support the troops. This newer notion of
