Garden Center
Welcome to The Windsor Gardener!
Amanda and Pat Weakland began their greenhouse adventure in 1991 with Plant-A-Scape, a small seasonal greenhouse in Windsor, Colorado. Pat represents the third generation of growers in his family and grew up working in his father's greenhouse in Longmont. Amanda grew up helping on her family's farm and has nurtured a love of gardening ever since.
Fall Hours
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: 10am–5:30pm
- Wednesday: 10am–5:30pm
- Thursday: 10am–5:30pm
- Friday: 10am–5:30pm
- Saturday: 10am–5pm
- Sunday: 10am–5pm

Classes
Don't miss out on our next great class! Check in regularly to see what's going on in the greenhouse. We are back with some great upcoming events at the greenhouse and brewery!

It's time to plant fall bulbs!
We've got fall bulbs in stock! September and October are the time to plant Tulips, Daffodils, Crocus, and other spring blooming bulbs. They need to go through a cold period before they will flower, this is why we plant them in fall.
Tips for successfully growing these beautiful flowers:
1. Apply fertilizer to the root zone of the bulbs when planted, bulb food or bone meal is recommended.
2. Planting depth is critical to the bulbs coming up and not rotting over the winter. A good rule of thumb is you plant bulbs at a depth 2-3x the height of the bulb. For example; if the bulb is 2" tall it should be planted 4-6" deep.
3. Problems with rabbits, squirrels or deer digging up and eating your plants? Mix in some Plantskydd or Blood Meal when planting to repel animals from eating your bulbs.
4. Bulbs do not want to sit wet, amend the area you are planting the bulbs in with compost or well aged manure to help provide better drainage.
5. Bulbs look best when planted in clusters/groups versus just single plants.

The Garden Gals Blog
Hello and thanks for visiting our site! This blog will be a continuous work in progress where we will share our experiences and knowledge with you. We hope you enjoy it and remember gardening is fun even when things don't work out quite the way you expect.