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GARDEN WILD
BEES -As crucial as honeybees are to our farms, they're not the only excellent pollinators.
Wild bees gather in our gardens hard at work but seldom noticed. Bumblebees, with their characteristic
buzz, pollinate about 15 percent of our nation’s harvest as well as a wide
assortment of native flowering plants. Like the honeybee their numbers
are dwindling. But unlike the honeybee they don’t have beekeepers
trying to preserve their numbers. They have to make it on their own, with a
little help from us.
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Front Range Living guide books about
Colorado--now available online, in bookstores, and
retail shops along the Front Range.
BOOKS
Colorado
Scenic Byways-- In Colorado the journeys to
plains, rivers and mountains can be as astonishing as the destinations.

Colorado
Antique Lover's Guide-for those who love the past and collect for the
future.

Colorado
Home
and Garden Lover's Guide-- Colorado
cottages, historic homes and new houses made from recycled materials.

Colorado
Outdoor
Lover's Guide-- exceptional places, havens of solitude and
sanctuaries for wild animals.
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AUTUMN
SALAD GARDEN --After the summer heat abates and a cooling rain sets
in, it’s time to consider an autumn garden. Although a summer garden is
what we all prize, an autumn garden is one of the sweetest times of the
year to sow a few seeds. Chard, radishes, spinach, parsley, lettuces—the
crops that defined a green spring may be easier to grow in autumn. Seeds
germinate quickly in cooling temperatures and the weather is generally
more settled. Even if you’re exhausted from pulling up tomato vines and
prickly squash plants, an autumn garden is quick and easy.
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BUTTERFLY
ENCOUNTERS --Throughout July and August some of nature’s most colorful creatures bob and
float in the garden. A Western tiger swallowtail hovers over zinnias. The tiny
white cabbage butterfly zigzags toward daisies. When they were caterpillars in
the garden during the months of May and June, we hated them. By August, we’ve
forgotten about the destruction; we’re ready to enjoy their company. Above: a
Western tiger swallowtail
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PHOTO SHOWS WILDERNESS
GARDENS OF COLORADO--is one of four photo shows
for
clubs, societies, gatherings. "100 Years of Colorado Antiques and
Historic Homes" is perfect for those who want the personal stories
behind 1890's homes and interiors. "Secret Gardens of Colorado"
will amaze you with the remarkable retreats in our backyards.
"Colorado 12 Months of the Year" will challenge you to travel
our state and "Wilderness Gardens of Colorado" is filled with
special microclimates in our region.
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PHOTO PURCHASES
GARDENS,
HOMES, WILDERNESS--If your company or organization would like to
purchase photos specializing in nature, gardens, historic and new homes,
interiors, antiques, travel and food, look through the gallery. All are book quality, digital and
Colorado-based. Nearly every season, every corner of Colorado is available.
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FREELANCE WRITING COLORADO,
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION AND SOUTHWEST --If your
publication specializes in the Rocky Mountain, Southwest or Colorado and covers off-the-beaten-track travel adventures, nature, spa destinations,
homes, gardens, events, trends, cooking, collecting and profiles of
interesting people, let us know.
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