Phelan Gardens

Phelan Gardens Phelan Gardens is a family owned greenhouse, plant nursery, and garden center serving the Pikes Peak
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We strive to offer a warm and friendly atmosphere to facilitate educational and trusting relationships with our guests. Our staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about plants.

🌿 Growing Healing Kitchen Herbs Class THIS SUNDAY!Fresh herbs, natural remedies, and garden-to-table inspiration! Join u...
06/12/2026

🌿 Growing Healing Kitchen Herbs Class THIS SUNDAY!

Fresh herbs, natural remedies, and garden-to-table inspiration! Join us to learn how to grow, harvest, and use some of the most beneficial herbs for cooking, teas, and everyday wellness.

Sunday, June 14th
3:30-4:30 pm
$18 per person

Perfect for beginners and herb lovers alike! 🌱

Reserve your spot here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/growing-healing-kitchen-herbs-tickets-1989541467085

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🦋The butterflies know a good plant when they see one!This Swallowtail couldn’t resist stopping by our blooming dianthus....
06/11/2026

🦋The butterflies know a good plant when they see one!

This Swallowtail couldn’t resist stopping by our blooming dianthus. With their vibrant colors, sweet fragrance, and long-lasting blooms, dianthus are a favorite for gardeners and pollinators alike.

Whether you’re looking for a low-growing groundcover, a pop of color for containers, or a pollinator-friendly perennial, we’ve got several beautiful dianthus varieties in stock right now!

Stop by and find your favorite before they’re gone!

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06/09/2026

☀️ Hot weather is here, and your annuals and veggies are thirsty!

A good soak is better than a daily sprinkle. Water deeply so moisture reaches the roots, then allow the soil surface to dry slightly before watering again. Deep, less-frequent watering encourages stronger roots and healthier plants.

💧 Water early in the morning whenever possible.
🌱 Check containers daily since they dry out much faster than garden beds.
🍅 Tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and hanging baskets may need extra attention during hot spells.

Not sure if your plants need water? Stick your finger a couple inches into the soil. If it’s dry, it’s time to water!

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06/08/2026

🕵️ Plant Detectives Update: Week 1!

We have our first big clue. Our control seed sprouted this morning!

Now it's time to check on your own investigation. Have any of your seeds started to grow yet? Remember, even if nothing has happened yet, that's still an important observation for a good scientist!

Plant Detectives, tell us in the comments:
Has your seed sprouted?
What are you noticing so far?
What do you think will happen in your different experiments?

Parents, we'd love to see photos of your young scientist at work, too!

Keep watching, keep recording your observations, and we'll see you next week for another Plant Detectives report. Happy investigating! 🕵️🌿

06/01/2026

🔍Calling All Plant Detectives!

The investigation begins TODAY!

Join Miss MJ as we answer one big question: What do plants really need to grow?

Young explorers will plant seeds, make observations, test hypotheses, and follow along with weekly videos throughout the summer. It's science, gardening, and hands-on fun all rolled into one adventure.

Kits are still available to start this week! Grab yours and get ready to investigate!

Marigolds Are Here! 🌼Looking for a flower that works as hard as it blooms? Marigolds are one of the easiest annuals to g...
05/30/2026

Marigolds Are Here! 🌼

Looking for a flower that works as hard as it blooms? Marigolds are one of the easiest annuals to grow and they're packed with benefits!

Bright, cheerful color all summer long. Attract pollinators like bees and butterflies. Great companions for vegetable gardens. Tolerate heat and sunshine like champions

Plant them now and enjoy months of vibrant blooms through summer and into fall. Plus, many gardeners swear by marigolds near tomatoes, peppers, and other veggies to help create a healthier garden ecosystem.

Stop by and pick up a few (or a tray!) while selection is at its best. Your garden and your pollinators will thank you. 🌼🐝🦋

05/23/2026

Nothing beats the morning after a rain at Phelan Gardens 🌧️🌿
The plants are glowing, the greenhouse smells amazing, and everything just feels a little more alive. Colorado gardeners know… this kind of moisture is gold.

Come take a peaceful stroll, soak in the fresh air, and maybe find a few new plants that are loving this weather just as much as we are. 💚

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Food prices up? Grow something edible. 🍓🫐Raspberries, honeyberries, blueberries, fruit trees, herbs, veggies, and more a...
05/19/2026

Food prices up? Grow something edible. 🍓🫐

Raspberries, honeyberries, blueberries, fruit trees, herbs, veggies, and more are here now at Phelan Gardens! There’s nothing quite like stepping outside and picking your own fresh food right from the yard or patio. Even a small garden can go a long way.

Want to learn what fruits actually grow well here in the Pikes Peak region? Join us for our upcoming Growing Fruits in the Pikes Peak Region class happening next week! Check our website for details and registration info. 🌱

Grow local. Grow fresh. Grow your own.

Tomato season is officially ON at Phelan Gardens 🍅☀️Big slicers, sweet cherries, patio tomatoes, heirlooms, sauce tomato...
05/14/2026

Tomato season is officially ON at Phelan Gardens 🍅☀️

Big slicers, sweet cherries, patio tomatoes, heirlooms, sauce tomatoes and more! We’ve got rows and rows ready for Colorado gardens. But remember, don’t rush them straight into the ground just yet! Tomatoes like warm nights, warm soil, and a little time to harden off before living outside full time.

Need help choosing the right variety? Our team is always happy to help you pick the perfect tomato for salsa, sandwiches, snacking, or sauces.

Come grow something delicious with us. 🌱🍅

Thanks so much for sharing, Governor Jared Polis!
05/13/2026

Thanks so much for sharing, Governor Jared Polis!

As we face another dry season, one of the best things Coloradans can do is plant for the place we call home. That means choosing Colorado native plants, drought-tolerant flowers, and water-wise landscaping that can handle our heat, support pollinators, and keep our yards beautiful without wasting one of our most precious resources: water.

Colorado is also taking action statewide. I activated the state’s Drought Task Force and Phase 2 of Colorado’s Drought Response Plan to help track conditions, support communities, and coordinate resources where they are needed most. Whether it’s a backyard garden, a schoolyard, a park, or a neighborhood median, every water-wise choice adds up. By planting native, watering wisely, and planning ahead, we can protect Colorado’s water, support our farmers and ranchers, and keep our state beautiful for generations to come.

Colorado grows best when we grow wisely.🌱💧

https://www.cpr.org/2026/05/11/colorado-gardening-planting-drought-tips/

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4955 Austin Bluffs Pkwy
Colorado Springs, CO
80918

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