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Spring Bulbs
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Nick’s Garden Center
Hundreds of Trees and Shrubs Are
on Display in Our nursery
Nick’s has one of the
best selection of trees
and shrubs in the
Denver Metro area.
Many new and unusual varieties. Stop by
and take a little walk
through our nursery
to see the many varieties of flowering and
large shade trees.
Flowering trees
show off amazing colors in
Spring and
create a focal
point in your
landscape.
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Spring!
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Celebrating our 28th year!
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Our perennial area
features thousands of
varieties specially
selected to include
each year’s newest
and most exciting
introductions.
thru April 26th
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Just Arrived Hundreds of Perennials!
All Plants are Hardened Off and
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All Trees and Shrubs!
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Nick’s has been providing
our customers with some
of the finest plants in the
Denver, Aurora area.
We pride ourselves on
offering a dynamic array
of the most sought after
plants to add bold
splashes of color to each
season. You'll find larger,
healthier plants, larger
root systems and more
flowers on every plant.
Discover the difference at
Nick’s.
At Nick’s, We Make Gardening Fun And Enjoyable!
Nick’s Garden Center features a colorful array of plants including
beautiful annuals, hanging baskets, perennials, fruit trees, shrubs,
evergreens, roses, groundcovers, veggie plants, pottery, statuary,
water plants and fish. You’ll find an impressive collection of
houseplants and seasonal decorations and many functional
garden accessories.
Proven Winners®
Plant Select®
These plants are selected
from the most exciting
varieties around the world.
Unique and beautiful
water wise plants specifically created for Colorado’s
climate and conditions.
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April Hours: 8-6 M-S 9-5 Sunday
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Nick’s Garden Center is located 2 blocks
North of Iliff Ave on Chambers Road.
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Cold hardy annuals have arrived.
Capture the magic of the season with
these vibrant flowers. They are ready to
plant for instant color.
There isn’t any other type of plant that gives
more to the gardener than annuals. After
a long winter, most of us can hardly wait for
those spring blooms. Add some early color
and interest to your landscape with cold-tolerant blooming annuals. Brighten up your
garden with cold hardy annuals such as
Dianthus, Snapdragons, Sweet Alyssum,
Pansies, Primrose, Violas and Calendulas.
Spring Tree
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2001 S. Chambers Road
Aurora, CO 80014
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Plant Select® Petites
Petite garden treasures.
These xeric plants are best
suited for troughs, permanent containers, rock
gardens, patio gardens,
fairy gardens, and
smaller gardens.
Spring Tree
& Shrub Sale
Best Selection of
Vegetable Seeds for 2015
April 15th - 26th
20% Off All Trees
and Shrubs
Upcoming Classes
Annual Open House
All classes are FREE!
Call 303-696-6657 to reserve space.
Sat, May 2rd - Sun, May 3rd
Spring Bulb Class
March 21st 11am to 12pm
Todd Mcnulty from VanBloem
Gardens will be showing us how
to select and grow Spring bulbs
such as Dahlias, Gladiolas,
Begonias, Lilies and more.
Fairy Garden Class
April 4th 11am to 12pm
Delve into the enchanting world
of fairy gardening. Learn about
speciality plants, design techniques,
and the the magic of the miniature.
Plus see all the newest fairy garden
accessories.
Edible Gardening
for Small Spaces
April 11th 11am to 12pm
Colette Haskell, from Nick’s will
teach you how to create an edible
garden for small spaces.
What’s New Annuals
April 18th 1pm to 1:30pm
Come see what is new and colorful this year in annuals from
Welby Gardens.
Nick’s Cafe
Opening Mid-April
Come check out our new look!
Your shopping experience at Nick’s
just got more enjoyable. As you
browse through our garden center
stop by the Cafe and enjoy a latte
and delicious food fare.
Don’t miss our Spring Open
House. Our garden center and
greenhouses are bursting with
color. New plant varieties and
the newest garden products are
on display. It always
has been one of our
favorite events
throughout the season
and one you won’t
want to miss. Live
Mariachi music on
Saturday and Sunday,
Door Prizes, Giveaways and much more.
The Garden Pros,
Keith and Jim will be here
Sat, May 2nd from 11-1 pm.
Also new at Nick's this year...
We sell Propane by the Gallon!
New from Plant Select
New Selection of Perennials
New Fantastic Trees
Nick’s is excited to feature two new penstemon from Plant Select.
Coral Baby penstemon sports bouquets of
coral-pink flowers from May to July. The
upright spikes of flowers are beautiful in
a dry border or rock garden. Coral Baby is
a favorite of hummingbirds, bees and butterflies, and will provide years of enjoyment.
Desert Beardtongue. Mounds of deep blue
green toothed foliage are topped with
wands of vivid purple-magenta trumpets
for much of the growing season. This longlived perennial thrives in water-thrifty gardens where it attracts hummingbirds in
daylight and hawkmoths at dusk.
Perennial Plant of America 2015-Biokivo
Geranium has been performing like a champ
in gardens for years and this year is being honored for its hardiness, seasonal appeal and
compact nature.
North Wind Maple
Jack Frost Collection Iseli introduction.
An excellent substitute for the Japanese
maple in colder northern climates.
It has withstood temperatures of -30
degrees in Iowa
Flashfire Maple-Introduced by
J. Frank Schmidt. This awesome new
sugar maple has been noted for heat resistance, cold hardiness and stunning reliable
red fall color.
Baptisia-Decadence
Series - these amazing
false indigos have been
breed to have unique
coloration, compact
habit and longer
blooming periods.
Gorgeous addition to
any perennial garden.
Pink Flair
Flowering Cherry
This beautiful ornamental flowering tree
has stunning double
fragrant pink blossoms in the spring.
Upright narrow form
and consistent orange/red fall color.
Even the bark is
beautiful. A perfect
selection for smaller
urban landscaping.
Desert Plains Penstemon - is a proven
winner plant. This hardy fountain grass is
a beautiful focal point, has large pinkish
bottlebrush plumes adds interest to any
landscape. Grows 4' tall by 4' wide with
a vase shape and amazing red/orange
fall color.
New & Exciting Shrubs
Limoncello Barberry from Bailey Nursery
Striking Chartreuse foliage with dotted red
leaf edge. Vibrant red/orange fall color.
Tiny Wine Ninebark
A Proven Winner Selection. A sweet little
compact shrub with small refined bronze
maroon foliage. Clusters of pink flowers
June-August.
Easy Elegance Roses from Bailey Nursery
This rose collection makes growing roses
easy. They are naturally disease resistant,
hardy and bloom all season long. Featuring
Paint the Town-Red, Snowdrift-White,
Coral Cove-Coral, Music Box BlushingYellow and many more varieties.
Fruit Trees
Summer Love Clematis - A favorite of ours,
this unique clematis is fragrant and blooms
almost all summer, Summer Love Clematis
a lovely vine that lends beauty and interest
to any garden.
Tawara Asian Pear
This gorgeous, oval shaped tree has a
flurry of white flowers in the spring, glossy
foliage through summer and superb long
lasting fall color. Pears are crunchy and
apple like, delicious and easy to grow.
Black Ice Plum
A large fruited Japanese dessert plum, with
superior winter hardiness. The blue/black
fruit has sweet, juicy
yellow flesh. Ripens in late August.
A pollinator is recommended.
New from HGTV
Plant Selection
Cranberry Vanilla Honeysuckle Lonicera
Vibrant colored, super fragrant, long blooming honeysuckle that attracts butterflies and
hummingbirds to the garden and makes your
neighbors jealous. Can be grownas a shrub or
a vine. 5-6' tall by 18"x30" wide. Sun-lover,
very hardy and scent-sational.
New
Ketchup and Fries
Tomato plant grafted
onto a potato tuber,
this throughly tested
duo is the ultimate
container plant.
This unique double
cropping novelty is
bound to be the talk
of the town this year.
Be the first to get
yours at Nick’s.
Porch Candy Trailing Red Tomato
compact, delicious and productive.
Boom Boom-Mounding basil irresistible
flavor, round habit, dense form and dwarf
leaves easy to toss into any recipe.
Patio Pinot-Vitus vinifera dwarf grapevine;
selected for their superb produce as well as
ornamental appeal. This easy to care for
variety is continual fruiting and beautiful.
Does well in containers perfect for small
spaces and noted for hardiness. 14"x20"
tall by 18'x22" tall.
We carry hundreds of varieties of vegetables herbs and flowers. Here are some of
the more popular varieties: Burpee, Lake
Valley, Botanical Interest and Beauty
Beyond Belief. Heirloom varieties and
organic varieties! Choose from our wide
selection of heirloom vegetable seeds and
enjoy the distinctive, old-fashioned taste
of these classic favorites. Plus all the seed
starting supplies like domes, heat mats,
soil, trays, lights, fertilizers and more!
Organic Varieties! For a healthy living.
Take full control of nutrition by starting
your own home organic garden today.
Tomato Plants
We’ve grown the best-tasting and top
performing tomatoes for Colorado
gardens. Over 25 tomato plant varieties!
Grow a Herb Garden
If you’re new to growing vegetables and
herbs, Nick’s Garden Center is a great
place to begin. You can browse through
our huge selection of these easy-to-grow
plants and choose the ones you enjoy the
most in your kitchen and home. And
we’re always available and eager to help
answer all your questions.
Herbs look great in the garden, with the
additional benefits of their other uses.
Some herbs, such as lavender and bee
balm, feature colorful flowers, but most
other herbs create interest with their
gorgeous, aromatic foliage.
What’s great is that herbs don’t need to be
planted in a traditional garden. If you’re
an apartment dweller or someone with
limited space, these plants thrive in containers.
Growing your own vegetables and herbs
will provide you with years of enjoyment
and satisfaction as you learn about the diverse selection of available plants, experiment with different recipes and share
your results with family and friends.
Start a Cool Season
Vegetable Garden
March is here and spring is around the
corner, and you are probably longing for
some flowers and dreaming of spring
planting. Although it’s still a bit early for
many plants, now is definitely the time to
be planting cool-season vegetables in your
edible gardens. Cool-season vegetables are
uniquely adapted to Colorado’s climate
because they are able to withstand light to
moderate frosts, adding a month or more
of gardening time at the beginning and
end of our growing season. Cold-weather
vegetables include root crops such as
radishes and onions as well as low growing
green vegetables such as lettuce, spinach,
broccoli and cabbage.
In Mid-March plant onion sets, seed potatoes, garlic, shallots, bare root rhubarb,
asparagus, strawberries and pea seeds.
By April, it’s time to start planting leaf
lettuce, spinach, carrot, kohlrabi, turnip,
beet and radish seeds directly into the
garden. These durable plants develop their
best flavor during the cool days of spring
and will take whatever frost and snow
comes along. It is also the best time to set
out plants of broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, brussels sprouts, celery and leeks.
Remember to “harden off ” or acclimate
your transplants to outdoor conditions
over a period of 5 or 6 days to reduce
transplant shock.