Colorado Gardeners: What to Do in June

[@fastbreakr]

Love these videos. Thank you

[@FrontRangeGardener]

Thanks for watching!

[@Katbee7944]

Thank you for this!

[@FrontRangeGardener]

My pleasure!

[@elainebernarding8495]

What are the best shade trees for denver?

[@FrontRangeGardener]

Colorado State University has a great list of shade trees for the Front Range. The page numbering is really wonky in this PDF, so you have to read it in a alternating fashion. chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/static.colostate.edu/client-files/csfs/pdfs/trees_for_frontrange.pdf

[@michaelkochie9783]

Love it! Keep up the good work :)

[@FrontRangeGardener]

Thanks for watching!

[@FleetwoodPatch]

It is definitely on! We are doing a big patch of sunflowers this year. Can’t wait to see them in full bloom.

[@FrontRangeGardener]

Sunflowers are so easy and so fun. Can't wait to see your garden this year. Thanks for watching.

[@lisaberlin708]

I love how my garden looks in June!

[@FrontRangeGardener]

Especially with all the snow and rain we have had over the past two weeks.

[@gardenvistas]

Yes!

[@Schwartzels]

Excellent job Michael!

[@FrontRangeGardener]

Thanks Deni!

[@coloradotulips]

Terrific video, thank you! Do you have any top recommendations for flowering plants that can stand up to Castle Rock 100+ degree full sun temps in an exposed garden bed?

[@FrontRangeGardener]

Are you looking for annuals or perennials? Zinnias and marigolds do well in heat. It's just tough to plant them in heat because of transplant shock.