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Shrubs

Often considered an afterthought in the garden, shrubs can be so much more than a hedge. Shrubs can be formal uprights, arching mounds, accent to other plants and come in amazing wild varieties. Shrubs are a versatile and beautiful part of your landscaping. Shrubs can grow in all situations be it full shade, or sun, or a blend of the two. Many types of shrubs trees are perfectly suited to be grown in Colorado. Below are just a few examples of shrubs that the gardening experts at O'Toole's Garden Centers know will thrive here.


SHADE SHRUBS


PART SUN/PART SHADE SHRUBS


FULL SUN SHRUBS

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Gift Cards

Consider a gift card for birthdays, Mother's Day, or the Holidays. Shop together, plant together and watch together as your gift grows and blossoms into the future!

Seed Starting 15

It’s Seed Starting Season! O’Toole’s recommends starting your seeds indoors to give your vegetables a headstart on the growing season. Cold Season Crops: Lettuce, spinach, peas, and radishes should be started mid to late March. Warm Season Crops: Tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers should be started late March to early April. Get tips on containers, soil, heat, light, and transplanting by …

Seed Starting 10

Introduction to Indoor Seed Starting Spring is in the air and we can’t wait to get outside and start planting. However, getting started early in Colorado can be tricky with potential spring snow and frost. O’Toole’s recommends starting your seeds indoors to give your vegetables a headstart on the growing season. Timing Your Crops To ensure your garden thrives, it’s …

The Holiday Season at O’Toole’s Garden Center

It’s the holiday season at O’Tooles Garden Center. We’ve got all natural Christmas trees, including these evergreens that can be used as decoration or planted in the garden.

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2020 Garden Giveaway Winners!

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Ask a Gardener – Japanese Beetle
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Japanese Beetles damage plants as both adults and larvae. Adults feed on soft leaf tissue, leaving skeletonized foliage. Larvae feed on roots, especially turf grass, leaving dead, brown patches in the lawn. Cech out this blog entry for tips and products to address both the larvae and the adult bugs. Read more