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Echter's Home
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This is the final weekend of our Spring Open House.
There's still plenty going on! Stop by for classes,
contests, tours and more!
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Shop our
annuals and
rose greenhouses, plus the outdoor
nursery and
perennials areas for the first time this season!
You'll find plenty
of spring favorites like peony, viola, and columbine on
our perennials benches. Just the thing to add some color
to your spring landscape!
Nursery
favorites like lilac, hydrangea, and Japanese maple are
available too. Looking to add a fruit tree this year?
Whether you're looking for apple, peach, plum, cherry,
or pear, there are lots of varieties to choose from.
Shop spruces, junipers, and broadleaf evergreens —
you'll find them all outdoors in
our nursery.
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There's lots to learn too! We've got more
Open House classes coming up, and they're all
free! Check out our
schedule here or scroll down to the class section
below. It's a great opportunity to drop in and pick up a
few gardening tips directly from the experts.
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While you're here, be sure to enter our
One Grand Giveaway. You may be one of ten
lucky winners of a $100 Echter's Gift Card! It's
easy! Just fill out an entry form at the Plant
Doctor's desk and drop it in the
entry box. Good
luck!
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Remember the greenhouse tours! This is a fun
opportunity to go behind the scenes and learn
about how we grow and care for the beautiful
plants you see on
the benches!
Monday - Friday
2:00pm
Saturday & Sunday
11:00 am and 2:00pm
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Our Open House happenings will last through this Sunday,
April 21.
Come on out, and join the fun!
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Today is Arbor Day. It's a perfect time to plant a tree
and help build back our urban forest. To help, we have
put our shade trees on sale. This is our best price of
the spring season. See a sales associate for the list of
trees on sale.
Make it easy — let us plant it for you.
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20% Off
Cacti & Succulent Houseplants
Grow one of these fascinating plants. They come in a
variety of shapes, colors and forms. They are easy to
grow in a sunny, well-drained area. Requiring little
maintenance, they make excellent houseplants.
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$34.95
Natural Guard HuMic
It’s a natural-based concentrated
granular soil conditioner that unlocks nutrients to
improve soil structure and fertility. You can use it on
vegetable gardens, flower beds, lawns, indoor plants and
in compost bins.
40 lb. Reg. $42.95
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20% Off
Ice Plants
Bright succulent ground cover for
sunny areas. Low growing and hardy. Interesting
appearance.
(Delosperma)
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20% Off
Lobelia
Trailing types are stunning in
baskets and containers. Upright types for borders.
Blues, white, pink
or purple.
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20% Off
Smart Pots
Durable fabric containers for great soil aeration.
Individual pots come in various sizes. Fabric
raised-garden beds are
also available.
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25% Off
Spireas
Colorful small to mid-sized shrubs. Easy to grow in all
kinds of soils.
White, pink, or crimson flowers in summer.
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25% Off
Colorado’s Own Fertilizers
Made here in Colorado especially
for our lawns and gardens. Choose from Lawn Food, Weed &
Feed, Vegetable Garden Food and Rose Food.
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3 Bags for $12.95
Earth Essentials Top Soil
This is a thoroughly-composted product which helps
eliminate weeds, seeds and other pathogens. Contains
compost, bark fines and soil.
1 cu. ft. ($4.32 each)
Reg. $5.99 each
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Offers good through Thursday, April 25
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Our free Open House gardening classes continue through
Sunday!
Step up your gardening game with a little know-how from
the pros.
Drop by, and pick up a few tips!
Classes are free | No
registration necessary
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10:00 - 11:00
Exciting Combinations for Container Gardens
Presented by:
Susan Stauber,
Ball Horticulture
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1:00 - 2:00
Bonsai for Beginners
Presented by:
Rich Katz,
Rocky Mountain
Bonsai Society
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3:00 - 4:00
Rose Companions
Presented by:
Harriett McMillan,
Echter's Horticulture
Specialist
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10:00 - 11:00
Earth Friendly Gardening
Presented by:
Chris Woodburn,
Denver Public Schools
Horticulture Specialist
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1:00 - 2:00
Hardy Cactus,
Agave, & Yucca
Presented by:
Kelly Grummons,
Cold Hardy Cactus
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3:00 - 4:00
Planting for Success
Presented by:
Daniel Corse, Echter's
Nursery & Perennial Specialist
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Colorado's Arbor Day
is April 19
Tree planting is at the heart of what Arbor Day is all
about. Visit our nursery area, and our experts will be
happy to help you pick out just the right tree to add to
your landscape. Your grandchildren will thank you!
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Earth Day is April 22
Earth Day offers us a chance to appreciate and give back
to Mother Nature. There's no better way to celebrate
than by adding a little more green to your corner of the
world! Stop in, and pick up a few plants to green up
your indoor and outdoor living spaces.
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Fresh Cut Papers
are the most adorable greeting cards! At just 6” tall,
each bouquet comes with a small, blank notecard and is
easily mailed in a coordinating envelope. Just in time
for Mother’s Day!
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Chartreuse on the Loose Catmint
is a perennial with foliage that allows for a full three
seasons of interest with bright chartreuse yellow
leaves. Clusters of lavender blue flowers are produced
just above the foliage and appear
all summer long.
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Coupon
$19.95
Natural & Organic Flower & Vegetable
Soil
Provides the
organic matter to grow vegetables and
flowers. Contains bark, sphagnum peat
moss and compost.
1.5 cu. ft. Reg.
$26.95
w/coupon only
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Offer expires 5/2/24
Cannot be combined with any other offer.
Valid at Echter's Garden Center
only. Coupons subject to change without
notice. Distribution on property
prohibited.
Click for Printable Coupon
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Coupon
$6.00 OFF
Rose Bushes
Top quality potted
rose bushes. Best performing varieties
for our area. Featuring selections
tested by Weeks Roses & Star Roses for
flower-power performance and hardiness.
w/coupon only
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Offer expires 5/2/24
Cannot be combined with any other offer.
Valid at Echter's Garden Center only.
Coupons subject to change without
notice. Distribution on property
prohibited.
Click for Printable Coupon
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In the Vegetable Garden — Mid-April is the time
to set out broccoli, cabbage,
cauliflower, kohlrabi, Swiss
chard, radicchio, and Brussels sprouts plants. Be sure
to
harden them off first. Rotate your vegetable crop
plantings each year by planting each variety of
vegetable in a different part of your garden than you
did last year. This will minimize repeated problems with
disease and insects.
Get a Jump on the Season — Enjoy an earlier
growing season by four weeks by setting out Season
Starter plant protectors in April. You can set tomatoes
and pepper plants inside them ten days after initial
setup of your Season Starter. The setup period allows
the soil beneath the solar shelters to warm to a
temperature suitable
for plant growth.
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