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Fall has arrived and so has Fall Décor! It’s a wonderful time for planting. Look for Perennials like sedum, garden mums, and asters to keep color in your garden, and plant spring bulbs now—crocus, hyacinths, daffodils, and tulips.
“Mums” the word for fall color: visit the Annual House for our many varieties. If your lawn has bare spots, this is the time to repair them. Hard Goods has grass seed, fall cleanup tools, and remedies for any summer plant issues.
As we shift seasons, the Gift House is stocked with fresh fall décor and gifts for the garden lover. You’ll also find Herbs ideal for growing indoors to add home-grown flavor to your favorite home-cooked fall recipes.
Warm days giving way to cool nights and artful orange and blue sunsets, this is our Front Range as summer begins its yield to fall
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Family Owned and Operated Since 1971
Our plants are grown in our greenhouses at these locations!
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Family owned and operated, The Flower Bin has served Colorado Gardeners for over 55 years. How has it done that? Adaptation is one of the most important factors in surviving the greenhouse/garden center industry. A garden center must provide the latest varieties and cultivars of plants that customers are seeking each year, which The Flower Bin does just that.
The Flower Bin sits on 5 acres and includes nearly 40,000 square feet of indoor growing space, along with a 20‑acre farm in Platteville, CO. We also maintain a large greenhouse devoted to an extensive rose collection, plus an outdoor nursery and a wide selection of quality perennials.
With that much space, the indoor store is quite large. This allows The Flower Bin to carry an extensive inventory that other privately owned garden centers cannot. It is worth seeing for yourself, if for nothing else than to come and enjoy the beauty of the plants.
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