Garden Center
Welcome to The Windsor Gardener!
Amanda and Pat Weakland began their greenhouse adventure in 1991 with Plant-A-Scape, a small seasonal greenhouse in Windsor, Colorado. Pat represents the third generation of growers in his family and grew up working in his father's greenhouse in Longmont. Amanda grew up helping on her family's farm and has nurtured a love of gardening ever since.
Fall Hours
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: 10am–5pm
- Wednesday: 10am–5pm
- Thursday: 10am–5pm
- Friday: 10am–5:30pm
- Saturday: 10am–5:30pm
- Sunday: 10am–5pm

Fall Sales!
Don't throw in the trowel just yet! Fall is the perfect for planting perennials, now 50% off (2.5"-4.5" gallons excluded) and 25% off Butterfly Bushes. Help pollinators thrive with a birdbath (30% off) or fountain (50% off)- your garden will buzz with life!

Classes/Events
Don't miss out on our next great class! Check in regularly to see what's going on in the greenhouse. We are back with some great upcoming events at the greenhouse and brewery!

Don't let garden pests BUG you!
Is your garden under attack? The Windsor Gardener has solutions for all your pest problems. Stop by and consult with our knowledgeable team. We can help identify and address pest issues common during late summer and into the fall.

Fall Bulbs are here!
There is something magical about the first flowers of spring, plant bulbs in the fall and sit back and enjoy the flowers of your labor next spring! Here are some pro tips to having the most incredible bulb display next spring:
When to plant bulbs? Plant fall bulbs anytime from Mid-September through late-October. This gives them plenty of time to establish roots before the ground freezes.
How do I plant bulbs? Bulbs like a well draining soil, amend the area you are planting in with well aged manure or compost. Plant bulbs at a depth of three to four times the height of the bulb, example if the bulb is 2" tall it should be planted 6-8" deep. Put down some bulb fertilizer in the bottom of your hole, it needs to be in the root zone to be effective. Groups of bulbs make a larger impact then planting individual bulbs. Plant clusters of bulbs together and get flowers for longer by mixing bloom times and colors.
How do I keep squirrels and rabbits from eating my bulbs? Using a deterrent like Plantskydd when planting will keep those pesky rodents away from your bulbs.
Questions on bulbs, come in and chat with our knowledgeable staff today!