July 2026

Summer Is Upon Us

As we enter July it is important to make sure supplemental watering is in place. This month usually means days will be long, temperatures will be high, and rain will undoubtedly become even more scarce. Any newly planted trees, shrubs, perennials or grasses need extra attention to get established. We recommend watering in the early morning before temps rise, or late at night when they fall. Keep in mind, there is currently a statewide drought in Colorado, and each county has issued their own watering restrictions. Make sure to stay compliant by checking with your county and neighborhood about what restrictions are in place for your irrigation systems. Hand watering may also have restrictions in some areas.

Tip: If your plant is wilting and you give it extra water and it perks up, it should be good to go. If you give it extra water and it doesn't perk up, it may be getting too much water already. Either way it is time to adjust accordingly. Check out Pine Lane's Steps for Success to learn more about how much water your new plant material needs.

July Hours:

Monday - Friday 8-6

Saturday 9-5

Sunday 10-4

What's happening at PLN this month?

SUMMER SALES CONTINUE

UPCOMING EVENTS

We totally get it—by July, finding exciting and fresh activities for your little ones can be a challenge. But we have the perfect solution!

Every Wednesday morning at 9:30 AM, come and let’s make memories together on our gorgeous nature-infused patio. Bring your kiddos to enjoy delightful Story-time filled with laughter and adventure, followed by refreshing Popsicles to cool down in the summer heat!

Mark your calendars for July 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29—we can’t wait to see you there! And if we’re lucky, our special friend Enzo might just join in on the fun!

Let's create a beautiful summer tradition—come make new friends, enjoy stories, and share some sweet treats. See you soon! 💚

🌵✨ Create a Living Masterpiece: Join Our Succulent Frame DIY Workshop! ✨🌵

Are you ready to bring a touch of nature indoors? Join us for a memorable experience at our Succulent Frame DIY Workshop on Saturday, July 25 from 1-2 PM! For just $55, you’ll receive everything you need to craft your very own stunning 6" x 6" wooden frame filled with charming mini succulent plants!

Imagine the satisfaction of getting your hands dirty, planting your succulents, and then proudly displaying your unique creation in your home. Once rooted, your vibrant masterpiece can beautifully adorn your table or make a statement when hung on the wall—bringing life and color to any space.

Whether you’re a seasoned green thumb or a complete beginner, our friendly experts will guide you every step of the way, sharing tips and tricks to ensure your succulent frame thrives. Plus, this is a fantastic opportunity to bond with friends or meet new ones who share your love for all things green!

What’s included?

✅ A beautiful 6" x 6" wooden frame

✅ A selection of adorable mini succulents

✅ All necessary soil and tools

✅ Expert guidance throughout the workshop

Don't miss out on this chance to create a stunning piece of living art and take home a beautiful reminder of your fun-filled day! Space is limited, so sign up today and let’s get growing! Your new succulent frame awaits!

WE WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY, JULY 4TH

Wishing you all a safe & happy Independence Day

Garden Thymes

"I say, if your knees aren't green by the end of the day, you ought to seriously re-examine your life."

~Bill Watterson, Calvin & Hobbes

General Landscaping

Check your sprinklers to make sure all you landscaping plants are receiving the correct amount of water
Weed, Weed, Weed! Not only are they unsightly, weeds rob your plants of precious nutrients and moisture

Shrubs, Perennials, Bulbs

Prune spring flowering shrubs after the flowers are spent
Cut back spring-blooming bulbs after the leaves have completely died back
Continue to fertilize your roses once a month

Veggies, Fruits & Herbs

Continue to plant warm season veggies (tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, corn)
Protect your strawberries & cherries from birds and other wildlife with mesh netting
Plant your herb seeds like dill, basil, cilantro

Annuals

Water daily especially if your baskets are in full day sun or wind. It's best to water in early morning
For fantastic color feed your flowering annuals once a week with a water soluble fertilizer high in phosphorous (the middle number on a fertilizer label)
Continue to dead head the spent blooms

Insect Watch

Be on the lookout for aphids! A tell-tale sign is honeydew on the leaves
Spider mites are usually at their peak populations this month
Peach tree borer. Adult flights begin. Protective sprays are timely now

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