Redeem Your Greenbucks by July 18!

Don't get caught napping! The lazy days of summer are just getting started, but the clock is ticking on our Summer Greenbucks Redemption period. There are just SIX DAYS LEFT to bring in your Echter's Greenbucks and use them just like cash
for up to half of your total purchase.

Use your Greenbucks to save on plants, pottery, tools, garden décor, statuary and so much more! What will you spend your Greenbucks on?

Start collecting Greenbucks again on July 19.

They are durable enough for outdoors, yet stylish enough for inside. Terrific selection. Includes cover pots in bright stylish colors. Just pop a plain pot into a cover pot! It's an easy way to dress up your plants to match your décor. Least expensive pots are free.

20% Off Ninebarks

Large, easy-to-grow shrubs. Named for their eye-catching bark which peels back in the winter. The white clusters of

cup-shaped flowers are attractive to butterflies

and bees.

20% Off

Wild Delight

Bird Seed Blends

Six different premium blends in 20 lb. bags. Advanced formulas provide plenty of nutrition. Choose from Nut N’ Berry, Deck Porch & Patio, Fruit N’ Berry, Songbird, Buffet, & Zero Waste Fruit Blend

20% Off McCutcheon’s Fine Food Products

Made with that old-fashioned homemade quality and taste you will love. Fruit butters, preserves, jams

and jellies.

25% Off Birdbaths

Choose from many designs and sizes of handcrafted durable birdbaths. Painted and natural styles available.

20% Off Plant Stands

Decorative stands and tiered stands are available. Choose from a wide assortment of colors and styles for indoor or
outdoor use.

20% Off Wind Chimes

Beautifully-tuned chimes offer soothing melodies in a breeze. Elegant designs are crafted to withstand the weather. With our wide selection, you’re sure to find one that pleases you.

$15.95

Ferti-lome Diatomaceous Earth

A natural contact insecticide. Effective
on slugs.

4 lb. Reg. $19.95

20% Off

Revive Soil Conditioner

Wetting agent helps water penetrate hard soil areas and reduces runoff.

Natural nutrients.

Choose 25 lb. granules,

1 gal. jugs or 1/2 gal. ready-to-spray bottles.

$27.95

Black Gold Waterhold Cocoblend Potting Soil

Water less often. All-organic soil naturally retains water through the power of coir (coconut pith) and sphagnum peat moss. It is further enriched with beneficial earthworm castings and porous perlite for optimal growth and aeration. 

2 cu. ft. bag Reg. $36.95

Groundcovers provide dense soil cover, retard weed growth, and prevent soil erosion. Broad selection of colors and textures for both sun and shade. In pots and packs.

Gardening in July brings an abundance of sunshine, colorful summer blooms, and some of the hottest temperatures of the year for you and your plants! Those high temps combined with the intense high-elevation sunshine here in Colorado can create some special problems for gardeners. Here are a few tips to help you beat the heat in the summer garden.

One of the most common difficulties we all encounter is trying to keep up with watering! Water is truly the gift of life in the summer! These long, hot days mean it's imperative to keep up with providing water. Flowers, trees, lawns, and

vegetables will be looking for every drop they can get.

Check the water needs for hanging baskets & patio planters daily.

High temperatures and sun dry them out quickly! On especially hot days, they may need to be watered in the morning and again in the evening. 

TIP: top off your hanging baskets and patio containers with a half-inch of mulch to help keep moisture in the soil.

Newly planted trees, shrubs, and plants need special care in hot summer temps. They can quickly die if their initial watering needs aren't met, so it pays to be extra vigilant
after planting.

Deep watering of trees, shrubs, roses, vines and perennials is essential this time of year. Check soil 3-4 inches deep to determine when these plants need to be watered.

TIP: create a small moat around new plants to help direct water towards the roots. Fill the moat several times when watering so the water will soak deeply into the root zone.

Whenever possible, do your watering early in the morning. A good drink early in the day will help your lawn and garden prepare for and withstand the afternoon heat. This is preferable to trying to revive plants that have wilted from the afternoon's temperature stress. Watering lawns wisely will help you conserve water during this high-use season.

Provide plenty of water for wildlife. Change the water in your birdbaths weekly and also clean your bird feeders to prevent diseases.

Provide a separate, safe water source for bees. Aside from drinking water, they use it to regulate the temperature of the hive, feed young bees, and dilute stored honey.

TIP: Create a simple water source by adding pebbles or marbles to a shallow dish, which will provide a safe landing place for bees

while they drink.

Now that the real heat of the summer season is here, use these tips and tricks to help you to keep your garden hydrated and healthy

this summer!

Liven up your summer cocktail hour with The Real Dill mixes!

Extra Spicy Bloody Mary Mix is a spicier version of their Bloody Mary Mix. This mix boasts generous amounts of horseradish, dill, garlic, with habanero and serrano peppers! 

Bloody Mary Rimming Spice takes your bloody Marys, micheladas, and red beers to the next level. You can also use it as a marinade or rub for steak and chicken, as well as seasoning on grilled or roasted vegetables. 

Telstar Purple Dianthus is an exceptional garden performer. This variety blooms early in the season and right up to the first frosts. An excellent choice for rock gardens

and edging.

Beginning July 19, we'll be

shortening our store hours.

Look for our doors to be open

Monday through Saturday from 9am

to 6pm, and Sundays we'll be open

from 10am to 5pm.

Rewards Members: Click for Your Weekly Specials

• Bidy Gonzales Big Bidens
• Ferti-lome Lawn Food Plus Iron
• Sensitive Plant
• Adjustable Railing Planters
• Bombay Scaevola

Iris not blooming this year? They may need to be divided! July is the time to divide overcrowded irises. Dig up the whole clump, sort out the rhizomes which have leaves on them and discard those old rhizomes. Replant the good ones after improving the soil with compost and working in a little super phosphate into the soil below the

root zone.

Fertilize in summer or not? It is best to avoid fast-release nitrogen fertilizer on your lawns in the heat of the summer. If you did not make the second application of fertilizer in June, our recommendation is Green Thumb Lawn Food for summertime feeding of your lawn.

Are your houseplants on vacation? If you set your houseplants outside on your patio, be sure to examine them periodically for insects and treat them accordingly. Continue fertilizing your houseplants according to the directions on the

fertilizer container.

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