If you live in the foothills, penstemons, wild roses, gaillardia, lupine and wallflower thrive. Most of us on the Front Range live in an area that is mixed with foothills and prairie plants that may include penstemons, yarrows, coneflowers, blue flax, rudbeckias and many more. The foothills will accommodate perhaps the greatest number of native plants. The hardest decision will be which to choose.Tuesday, February 6, 2007
Foothills Gardening
If you live in the foothills, penstemons, wild roses, gaillardia, lupine and wallflower thrive. Most of us on the Front Range live in an area that is mixed with foothills and prairie plants that may include penstemons, yarrows, coneflowers, blue flax, rudbeckias and many more. The foothills will accommodate perhaps the greatest number of native plants. The hardest decision will be which to choose.
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