Kodi helping customers decide which soil amendment is right for their garden.

Tasty Tuesday’s  feature herb is Long Pepper, a prized spice of ancient trade routes. Piper longum offers both culinary intrigue and herbal tradition—all wrapped in a lush, tropical vine. Discover more at: theflowerbincolorado.blogspot.com

Use what we use. Flower Bin potting soil is a great choice for all your potted plants.

Temperatures from the upper 60s to periods of snow and lows in the 30s, before returning to the upper 70s. March weather is unpredictable. The key is to be ready for it. Learn more at:  theflowerbincolorado.blogspot.com

Worm castings are an excellent choice for refreshing your garden soil in spring.

Foraging the Hellebores on a morning in March.

The Hardgoods department at The Flower Bin is a great place to go exploring.

Seed potatoes, onion sets, and onion plants are in! You can choose from early, mid, and late season, as well as a variety of flavors, including Walla Walla, Ringmaster and more.

Tasty Tuesday’s feature herb is Stinging Nettle, one of the most nutrient-rich and versatile plants you can grow. This resilient perennial offers abundant harvests for teas, soups, and herbal preparations. Discover more at: theflowerbincolorado.blogspot.com

Stocking up for the spring season.

When it comes to flowering shrubs, the calendar isn’t the boss — the buds are. Once you understand where those flower buds are formed, pruning becomes far less mysterious and far more successful. Learn more at: theflowerbincolorado.blogspot.com

To assure the highest quality, we’ve delayed the debut of our Japanese Pansies until the first week in April. Thank you for your patience.

Iris reticulata welcoming the Spring Equinox, when the sun passes the celestial equator, and the length of the night and day are nearly equal. Now the days start to get longer, giving us more time to garden.

Billie Jo invites you to join us today for our “Spring Begins at The Flower Bin” event. Our Perennials department is stocked with blooming pansies, hellebores and so much more. Shop indoors for unique houseplants, blooming annuals, herbs and gifts.

Our “Spring Begins at The Flower Bin” event continues today. Shop for foliage and blooming plants, spring bulbs, onion sets, seed potatoes, fertilizers, and much more! Be sure to enter the drawing for spring supplies!

Celebrating National Puppy Day shopping at the ‘Bin.

With its vivid blue (or white!), star-shaped flowers and fuzzy leaves, borage is as beautiful as it is useful. Offering edible blooms, beneficial garden support, and a long history of traditional use. Learn more at: theflowerbincolorado.blogspot.com

A perennial favorite, pansies offer a colorful way to welcome spring to your garden.

Today we’re talking about Milky Spore - a biological control product containing a bacterium that infects and kills Japanese beetle grubs. It’s harmless to people, pets, birds, and beneficial insects. Learn more at:  theflowerbincolorado.blogspot.com

Shopping for some new garden tools is a great way to spend a Friday at the ‘Bin.