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“The Durango Botanical Society is committed to the design and development of public gardens throughout SW Colorado for the purposes of education and demonstration."
For more information, please feel free to contact the Durango Botanical Society Director of Horticulture, Lisa Bourey, by email.
CSU Extension is excited to be part of the Durango Botanical Society and we are thrilled with all the work being done at the Durango Public Library Demonstration Garden (between the library and the river trail). Come check the garden and become a member of the Society today!
CSU Extension has several publications for the Colorado gardener. Topics in this section include:- Gardening Basics
- Diseases
- Flowers
- Fruits & Vegetables
- GardenNotes (Master Gardener Publications)
- Insects
- Native Plants
- PlantTalk ColoradoTM
- Trees and Shrubs
- Yard
- Choosing a Soil Amendment (2/13)
- Colorado Mountain Gardening Basics (12/14)
- Container Gardens (9/14)
- Drip Irrigation for Home Gardens (7/14)
- Gardening for Newcomers (3/13)
- Growing Plants From Seed (11/18)
Spanish Version - Hidden Value of Landscapes: Implications for Drought Planning
- Homeowner’s Guide to Alternative Pesticide Management for the Lawn & Garden (7/18)
- Homeowner’s Guide to Fertilizing Your Lawn and Garden (7/18)
- Homeowner’s Guide to Pesticide Use Around the Home & Garden (7/18)
- Home Sprinkler Systems: Operating and Maintaining (7/14)
- How to Submit Samples to a CSU Extension Plant Diagnostic Clinic (4/11)
- House Plant Tips $$
- Landscaping for Energy Conservation (11/18)
Spanish Version - Mulches for Home Grounds (2/14)
- Watering a Home Landscape During Drought (4/13)
- Watering in Fall and Winter (3/13)
- Aquatic and Riparian Weeds of the West $$
- Xeriscaping: Creative Landscaping (3/19)
- Xeriscaping: Retrofit Your Yard (8/11)
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- Ascochyta Leaf Blight of Turf (6/12)
- Aspen and Poplar Leaf Spots (12/13)
- Bacterial Wetwood (12/13)
- Cytospora Canker (12/13)
- Environmental Disorders of Woody Plants (12/14)
- Fire Blight (12/14)
- Greenhouse Plant Viruses (TSWV/INSV) (12/14)
- Healthy Roots and Healthy Trees (12/13)
- Honeylocust Diseases (12/13)
- Leaf Scorch (12/14)
- Magnesium Chloride Toxicity in Trees (12/14)
- Mistletoes in Colorado Conifer (12/13)
- Necrotic Ringspot of Kentucky Bluegrass (4/15)
- Nonchemical Disease Control (5/13)
- Onion – Xanthomas Leaf Blight (5/11)
- Pine Wilt Disease (2/14)
- Pinyon Pine Diseases and Insects (12/14)
- Powdery Mildews (5/13)
- Recognizing Tomato Problems (5/13)
- Strawberry Diseases (12/14)
- Sycamore Anthracnose (12/14)
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- Best Perennials for the Rocky Mountains and High Plains $$
- Edible Flowers (9/13)
- Fall-Planted Bulbs and Corms (10/09)
- Growing Lavender in Colorado (10/09)
- Herbaceous Perennials (12/08)
- Mountain Flowers (9/13)
- Native Herbaceous Perennials for Colorado Landscapes (4/14)
- Perennial Gardening (12/09)
- Poinsettias (11/09)
- Rock Garden Plants (7/11)
- Roses – Selecting and Planting (10/14)
- Spring-Planted Bulbs, Corms and Roots (10/09)
- Wildflowers in Colorado (10/14)
- Xeriscaping: Perennials and Annual Flowers (2/10)
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- Apples and Pears in the Backyard (11/14)
- Cucumbers, Pumpkins, Squash and Melons (9/14)
- Currants, Gooseberries and Jostaberries (1/17)
- Fertilizing Fruit Trees (12/14)
- Fertilizing the Vegetable Garden (5/14)
- Grape Varieties for Cold Areas of Colorado
- Growing Peaches $$
- Peppers and Eggplant (8/14)
- Pollination of Tree Fruits (10/09)
- Potatoes in the Home Garden (10/18)
- Preparation of Small Spray Quantities of Pesticides (4/14)
- Raspberries for the Home Garden (8/11)
- Saving Seed (9/13)
- Stone Fruits in the Backyard (5/16)
- Storing Vegetable and Flower Seeds (9/13)
- Strawberries for the Home Garden (12/14)
- Training and Pruning Fruit Trees (9/09)
- Vegetable Gardening in the Mountains (3/14)
- Vegetable Gardening – Nitrogen Recommendations (12/14)
- Vegetables – Storing Home-grown (7/15)
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- Native Grasses for Colorado Landscapes (8/12)
- Native Plant Guides
- Native Plant Reference List (8/12)
- Native Plant Vendors (4/12)
- Native Herbaceous Perennials for Colorado Landscapes (4/14)
- Native Trees for Colorado Landscapes (7/08)
- Native Shrubs for Colorado Landscapes (1/18)
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- Aspen: Guide to Common Problems in Colorado $$
- Deciduous Shrubs (12/13)
- Deciduous Trees: Large (10/17)
- Deciduous Trees: Small (9/17)
- Dependable Landscape Trees (4/14) $$
- Evaluating Tree Fruit Bud & Fruit Damage from Cold (8/10)
- Evergreen Shrubs (12/17)
- Evergreen Trees (2/14)
- Flowering Crabapple Trees (2/08)
- Front Range Tree Recommendation List (3/14)
- Hedges (9/11)
- Insects and Diseases of Woody Plants $$
- Lilac/Ash Borer: A Common Wood Borer of Colorado’s Street Trees (5/14)
- Magnesium Chloride Toxicity in Trees (12/14)
- Mountain Areas Trees and Shrubs (4/18)
- Native Shrubs for Colorado Landscapes (7/08)
- Native Trees for Colorado Landscapes (7/08)
- Pollination of Tree Fruits (10/09)
- Protecting Trees During Construction (3/14)
- Training and Pruning Fruit Trees (9/09)
- Xeriscaping: Trees and Shrubs (12/16)
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- Buffalograss Lawns (10/14)
- Composting Yard Waste (8/14)
- Ground Cover Plants (1/18)
- Ground Covers and Rock Garden Plants for Mountain Communities (2/08)
- Home Sprinkler Systems: Backflow Prevention Devices (10/14)
- Home Sprinkler Systems: Operating and Maintaining (7/14)
- Home Sprinkler Systems: Preparing Your Sprinkler System for Winter (10/14)
- Irrigation: Inspecting and Correcting Turf Irrigation System Problems (10/14)
- Lawns: Control of Annual Grassy Weeds (12/14)
- Lawns: Eliminating Grass Clipping Collection (3/14)
- Lawns: Home Lawn Renovation (3/14)
- Lawns: Lawn Care (3/12)
- Lawns: Growing Turf on Salt-Affected Sites (12/13)
- Lawns: Watering Established Lawns (11/14)
- Ornamental Grasses (10/11)
- Sustainable Landscaping (10/11)
- Watering a Home Landscape During Drought (4/13)
- Watering in Fall and Winter (3/13)
- Xeriscaping: Ground Cover Plants (1/09)