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NOBO 1st Friday Nite Art Walk at I Love To Grow Garden, Nursery & Event Center

June 3, 2011 from 6pm to 9pm
New & FUN twist ~ Come join us for our first Event of the Season. Share your art medium by offering lessons. Contact cj@ilovetogrow.com for more info.
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NOBO 1st Friday Nite Art Walk at I Love To Grow Garden, Nursery & Event Center

June 3, 2011 from 6pm to 9pm
New & FUN twist ~ Come join us for our first Event of the Season. Share your art medium by offering lessons. Contact cj@ilovetogrow.com for more info.
Julie is attending Bill Hayes's event May 28, 2011
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NOBO 1st Friday Nite Art Walk at I Love To Grow Garden, Nursery & Event Center

June 3, 2011 from 6pm to 9pm
New & FUN twist ~ Come join us for our first Event of the Season. Share your art medium by offering lessons. Contact cj@ilovetogrow.com for more info.
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NOBO 1st Friday Nite Art Walk at I Love To Grow Garden, Nursery & Event Center

June 3, 2011 from 6pm to 9pm
New & FUN twist ~ Come join us for our first Event of the Season. Share your art medium by offering lessons. Contact cj@ilovetogrow.com for more info.
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At 8:04pm on May 24, 2011, Rodney David JobeRodney David Jobe said…

Bill Hi

Down in the islands, in Puerto Rico , having fun, Lots of bud, plenty of hot young beautiful looking ladies, waiting to be taken, send you son, I have a condo for another week, or maybe longer, upto two months more, I might get a condo on the beach, cruises are 2 to 3 hundred , for 5 to 7 day cruises, the beaches are right out of as movie, picture you and your lady in the movie the blue lagoon, on some exotic beach in paradise, I came to find a lost love and it did not work out, so I might be returning within the next few weeks, I hope all is well Take care

At 12:47pm on September 2, 2009, nellie baxternellie baxter said…
what time would you like us to be there on the 19th? im very stoked about it- counting down the dayz!
At 1:15pm on August 31, 2009, nellie baxternellie baxter said…
it was very nice meeting you!!! i hope to talk with you again in the near future!!
light and love,
nell

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It's Spring Again at I Love To Grow Garden & Nursery!

Posted on May 27, 2011 at 5:18pm 0 Comments

Hi Everyone, this is CJ, Happy Spring In The Rockies of Boulder, Colorado!

The I Love To Grow Garden & Nursery is officially open for its 2011 Season for your Gardening & Landscaping needs & Inspirational Ideas. We're located at 4715 Broadway in N. Boulder. Come check out the array of plants specific to the beautiful high desert landscapes of Colorado. We have flowering plants, hanging baskets, vegetables & herbs to mention but a few for…

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How to Reuse Disposable Plastic Containers for Gardening

Posted on January 6, 2009 at 9:25pm 0 Comments

Love pastries and foods from the grocery store but don't know what to do with all those left-over plastic containers? If you're an avid gardener or just starting out, here are some tips to reuse those containers to grow plants.



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1. Find an empty container and make sure it is very clean. You may need to soak it to remove the food particles.

2. Poke holes in the bottom for drainage. Use a sharp tool to avoid splitting the plastic. If you are trying hydroponic… Continue
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How to Create a No Dig Garden

Posted on January 6, 2009 at 9:19pm 0 Comments

Why do it the hard way?



Do away with weed-infested areas the easy way. Make new flower/veggie beds in areas of poor soil, etc. No Digging!



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1. Save all those newspapers, local/free press papers, etc., that you recycle - preferably not the glossy, colored, advertising brochures - just newsprint. Use your neighbour's papers, too!

2. Get enough mulch from your local nursery (color/texture to your liking) to cover the area to a depth of three… Continue
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How to Use Homemade Garden Sprays Safely

Posted on January 6, 2009 at 9:14pm 0 Comments

Making your own organic, environmentally-friendly and low-toxicity sprays at home is a healthy and budget-conscious alternative to commercially produced sprays. Although most of these organic, homemade sprays are safer on the whole, care still needs to be taken in handling and using them, given that any concentrated form of plants and organic products does carry some potential for risk if mishandled.



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1. Use appropriate containers. Always use containers that are clean… Continue
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How to Start Guerilla Gardening

Posted on January 6, 2009 at 9:10pm 0 Comments

Guerilla gardening is a term used to describe the unauthorized cultivation of plants or crops on vacant public or private land. For some practitioners, Guerilla Gardening is a political statement about land rights or reform[1]; for others, it is primarily an opportunity to beautify and improve neglected, barren or overgrown spaces. Guerilla gardening can be conducted either via secretive night missions or openly in an attempt to engage others in the idea of community improvement; regardless of… Continue
 
 
 

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