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Mile High Mornings
Harvest and protect your late season vegetables
Proctor's Tips
Proctor's Garden: Harvest and protect your late vegetables
Enjoy the late autumn harvest while you can and protect your vegetables from frost.
Proctor's Tips
Proctor's Garden: Be good to our bees
As colder weather approaches, Colorado's bees are busy and can use our help.
Mile High Mornings
Proctor's Garden: Be good to our bees
As colder weather approaches, Colorado's bees are busy and can use our help.
Proctor's Tips
Proctor's garden: Time to revitalize your patio plantings
Fall is the time to do some pruning, snipping and staking.
Proctor's Tips
Don't give up on your patio plants just yet
The cool weather is coming, but there is still time to enjoy your potted patio plants in Colorado.
Mile High Mornings
Proctor's Garden: Choosing which plants to save for the winter
As the nights get cooler it's time to choose which plants to bring inside to save for the winter. Rob Proctor has advice to get the plants through the cold months.
Proctor's Tips
Proctor's Garden: How you can save your plants over the winter
Here's how you can save your plants — without a greenhouse.
Mile High Mornings
Time to plant cool weather veggies and pansies
Planting in the vegetable garden isn't over yet! Cooler nights mean we can plant leafy greens again.
Mile High Mornings
Proctor's Garden: Cherish every moment of late season color
This is the time for chrysanthemums and other cooler weather flowers. Use potted plants to change up the color on your patio.
Mile High Mornings
Proctor's Garden: Coping with the aftermath of the September snowstorm
If you covered your plants, it's likely that many survived the early snowstorm.
Mile High Mornings
Coping with the snowstorm's aftermath in your garden
The good news is that it appears tree leaves didn't freeze, so we may yet enjoy some fall color.
Proctor's Tips
Proctor's Garden: Harvest and protect your late vegetables
Enjoy the late autumn harvest while you can and protect your vegetables from frost.
Proctor's Tips
Proctor's Garden: Be good to our bees
As colder weather approaches, Colorado's bees are busy and can use our help.
Mile High Mornings
Proctor's Garden: Be good to our bees
As colder weather approaches, Colorado's bees are busy and can use our help.
Proctor's Tips
Proctor's garden: Time to revitalize your patio plantings
Fall is the time to do some pruning, snipping and staking.
Proctor's Tips
Don't give up on your patio plants just yet
The cool weather is coming, but there is still time to enjoy your potted patio plants in Colorado.
Mile High Mornings
Proctor's Garden: Choosing which plants to save for the winter
As the nights get cooler it's time to choose which plants to bring inside to save for the winter. Rob Proctor has advice to get the plants through the cold months.
Proctor's Tips
Proctor's Garden: How you can save your plants over the winter
Here's how you can save your plants — without a greenhouse.
Mile High Mornings
Time to plant cool weather veggies and pansies
Planting in the vegetable garden isn't over yet! Cooler nights mean we can plant leafy greens again.
Mile High Mornings
Proctor's Garden: Cherish every moment of late season color
This is the time for chrysanthemums and other cooler weather flowers. Use potted plants to change up the color on your patio.
Mile High Mornings
Proctor's Garden: Coping with the aftermath of the September snowstorm
If you covered your plants, it's likely that many survived the early snowstorm.
Mile High Mornings
Coping with the snowstorm's aftermath in your garden
The good news is that it appears tree leaves didn't freeze, so we may yet enjoy some fall color.
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