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    “If enjoying your pond and making it the best it can be is important to you, this is the place to patronize.”

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    The bronze petal, another place I was apparently destined for. I got here not by plane train or car…read morebut by fate. I put the cliff notes of the journey in my neon cowboy review which is across the street so I'm gonna spare you the details and get to the point. I step outside the coffee shop, press the button to cross the street and straight ahead THE BRONZE PETAL OPEN. And I remember I've been here before! It's a plant shop and I came in the winter a few years ago. We got a plant back then and honestly that plant is dead because of me. Well suddenly I realize two things Im looking for: redemption and a roommate. im taking a break from the animal kingdom so I was like you know what I bet the bronze petal will have the perfect roommate solution. Redemption for the past, I can tackle that here too. Im committed to my plants now. I got in there and they said welcome and I said hi I'm looking for an easy plant and I'm new. They asked me some questions and helped me figure out which way my window faces. they told me who here I can probably keep alive given the circumstances. Oh and they read my mind because I was so thirsty and then they were like do you want something to drink?? I never expected that but it was all I wanted in that moment. Even more than redemption I wanted to drink some water. Maslow hierarchy I guess. Maybe it's a sign im on the right track. I did maybe 10 leisurely laps around the store and found the perfect little tree plant and a perfect pot for her to live in. There were two employees, I think Zach and Todd, but I could be wrong so sorry if wrong. Between them though they got me the perfect tree and pot and now she lives in there. they said she doesn't need to eat for six months and all she needs is water which is a pretty cheap date if you ask me. I signed up for rewards. So leaving there I checked roommate off my list and now it's time for redemption although I'm not sure when to consider myself redeemed. Seems like more of a threshold than a cut and dry moment of success. I walked out with my plant and in the parking lot this guy was like "IS THAT A BONSAI? I saw this video where this guy was like anything can be a bonsai!" I said I guess it is a bonsai then. That was nice because I like his approach that anything can be anything which is one of my core beliefs too, even if at times to my detriment (using abstract thinking as a way to be unaccountable to the practical realities of life). Thank you Bronze Petal i will be back again I'm sure. Xoxoxoo Frankie

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    I was looking for some plants for the south side of my house in Golden, CO. My new xeriscape had…read morereplaced all my sod with rock. I wanted to add some interest so that I wouldn't have just rock everywhere, but this south side of the house has no drip line. Perhaps some cacti and other southwestern plants would be appropriate? I made my way down to the local nursery and found this cute potato cactus. Rather than the typical plastic stick with planting instructions, the plastic stick found in the little plant casing said www.coldhardycactus.com. I went to this website to see how to plant and care for this cutie, and lo and behold--an entire cactus website run out of a location right down the road in Lakewood, Colorado! They sell quite a variety of cacti, yucca, agave, all the southwestern plants you might find in a desert environment, carefully studied and developed to be cold hardy for Colorado. I promptly scheduled an in-person tour of the plants, which you can do online. When I arrived, Kelly, a horticulturalist, showed me around the yard and greenhouses and told me about all the plants that he grows. He knows absolutely everything about them, and loves to convey his knowledge about their origination, hybridizations, and ability to withstand our environs in planting zones 4, 5, 6, etc. My house resides in zone 5. Based on Kelly's guidance and my own taste in plants, I walked away with a combination of cacti and succulents; from your traditional spiny cacti to beautiful flowering gentle varieties with smoother paddles. With my brown thumb, and the little 1.5-2" pots, I was wary about their outcome. However, you can see below the pictures that I took in May, 2025. They survived beautifully, and in fact are thriving! I have to admit that the succulents did not make it through the winter. I suspect I did not provide enough water for them after planting, or maybe the site just isn't right, but I couldn't be more happy and proud of the many cacti that are happy in my yard. In one year, some have at least doubled in size! I recently paid Kelly another visit this fall, and purchased some yuccas and agaves this time to fill in some holes in my landscape. I have some pictures below of these babies. I'm excited about the prospect of a southwestern cactus garden in my south yard! If you have want to add a little bit of interest to your yard with an unusual touch, or even just want to create an indoor cactus/succulent arrangement, I highly highly recommend visiting ColdHardyCactus.com. If you live in the Denver metro area you can pick them up from Kelly, but he also ships them anywhere.

    If you're a cactus lover like myself, but live in climates known to freeze, then buying from Cold…read moreHardy Cactus is the answer! The selection- varieties across all genus species. The sizes- from compact to huge. The colors- non-blooming to show-stoppers. The knowledge- zones, growth, care. The prices- incredibly affordable for such rarity! I live in Austin, TX which is nearly perfect for all types of cacti, but we do experience the occasional freeze (like this week ), but these cacti are one less worry I have when protecting all my cold-tender plants. I planted my selections around November and they had plenty of time to root since we stay pretty warm until January. Excited to see what the spring holds for new growth and I'll certainly be adding to my in-ground collections!

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