TIMBERLINE GARDENS
Gardening News, Classes & Savings
T
ake a hard look at your
garden. So many land-
scapes leave a lot to
be desired during the dreary
winter months. As our garden
style has evolved, I find that I
prefer lower maintenance gar-
dens that have more pizzazz
during the growing season as
well as in winter.
As I look around my garden
now in February several things
stand out as beautiful. In the
xeric areas dominant winter
features include luscious tree
yuccas and agaves as well as
beautiful highly textured moss
rocks from Wyoming. In the
shadier areas the Chinese blue
hollies hang laden with glossy
red fruit, the Hellebores are
sporting massive flower buds
above palm-like evergreen
leaves and the Scottish heath
is in glorious bloom. Its deli-
cate pink flowers sparkle right
through the snow. The cur-
vaceous pebble paths are also
as appealing as the plantings;
hinting at a promise of some-
thing new around every cor-
ner. One tends to walk more
slowly on pebble pathways
than on concrete ones. This
might be a good thing in this
fast-paced world.
Step out into your garden
with a notepad. How does it
look? Wouldn’t it be nice to
Timberline Gardens
11700 W. 58th Ave.
Arvada, CO 80002
have some evergreen foliage
over there by the patio? Per-
haps some red twigged dwarf
dogwoods scattered in the
perennial border would bring
life to an area where otherwise
it looks fantastic only in June
and August. Dot some bear
grass, desert spoons and blue-
leafed yuccas in the dry berm
for lasting beauty. Sarcoxie
euonymus growing up the side
of the garage would soften its
boxy look.
If your garden is ready for
a renovation come into Tim-
berline Gardens and talk to
our experts for ideas that you
can enjoy for years to come.
You can minimize your main-
tenance with these types of
durable, evergreen plants as
well as giving your garden a
needed facelift. It will make
you feel better too! We have
several classes this spring that
will introduce you to the beau-
tiful selection of plants at our
nursery as well as classes that
will help you to look at your
garden with a new perspective.
Looking forward to spring!
Kelly Grummons
(303) 420-4060
Get digging at
www.timberlinegardens.com
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Spring 2008
Gardening Classes at
Timberline Gardens
- Maybe You’ll Learn
Something!
Would you like to know more
about gardening in the Rocky
Mountain region? Check
out our spring classes at the
nursery. We offer a variety
of topics, from xeriscaping
to water gardening. See the
class list inside for details.
GARDENING CLASSES
WERE A BIG HIT LAST YEAR.
This year we will repeat
some of our favorites and
add more sessions for
beginners! Our classes
are taught by experienced
horticulturists, arborists and
other professionals who are
passionate about teaching.
SIGN UP SOON! Classes are
held in our schoolhouse, the
greenhouse, or outdoors
on the grounds. Please
bring a sweater or jacket as
temperatures can fluctuate
quickly both outdoors and
in the greenhouse. Bring
gardening gloves for hands-
on classes or workshops. If
you are new to gardening in
Colorado, our classes are the
best way to avoid making big
mistakes that you may regret
for years.
Spring hours:
Mon-Sat: 9-5, Sun: 11-4
Summer hours begin April 1
Mon-Fri 8-6, Sat 8-5, Sun 9-4
 Let’s Get Started!

Bringing the Earth Back to Life High Country Gardens

It’s hard to imagine that there is anyone not concerned about
Did you know that Timberline
the condition of our world (let alone the condition of mankind).
Gardens is the exclusive retail
For most of us the changes that we can make in our daily lives
outlet for HIGH COUNTRY
often seem insignificant in the big picture of our world’s health.
GARDENS in Santa Fe, NM?
At Timberline Gardens we bring you a healthy balance of the
Their wonderful catalog is a
best earth-friendly fertilizers and pest controls and safer mod-
favorite among gardeners and
ern pesticides. I think that the most important thing we have
is often seen tucked under
to offer is our expertise. Not only do we sell these products (like
our customers’ arms. The
Alpha fertilizers and Growmore Seaweed Extract) but we use
innovative plants from HCG
them in our own homes and gardens. This gives us the con-
are always inspiring. At our
fidence in these healthy products to convince you that using
nursery you’ll find their exclu-
them will make OUR world a better place.
sive plants such as Agastache
‘Orange Flare’, Achnatherum
Earth Friendly Products at Timberline Gardens calamagrostis, and Oenothera
• ALPHA brand fertilizers for your lawn and garden ‘Shimmer’. We also carry
• BURNOUT II citric acid and clove oil for quick kill of weeds “YUM YUM MIX” fertilizer and
• DORMANT OIL soil conditioner which is fa-
• GREENLIGHT Insect Spray with thyme, clove and sesame oils vored by gardeners across the
West. Give us a call for avail-
• GROWMORE Seaweed Extract, nutrients for plants ability of specific items from
• MILE-HI rose fertilizer the High Country Gardens
• MYKE products, beneficial fungi for plants catalog.
• NEEM OIL
• PERMETHRIN
• SLUGGO
Seeds Are Here!
• SPINOSAD Our seed racks have ar-
• THURICIDE (Bacillus thuringiensis) rived just in time for you to
• YUM YUM MIX fertilizers for your garden stock up. We feature the
seed companies Lake Valley
Seed, Botanical Interests, and
Ask About our Five Year Customer Loyalty Beauty Beyond Belief. We
Warranty! At Timberline Gardens we re-
have hundreds of varieties
Did you know that at Timber- ally value our customers. We
available. Shop soon for the
line Gardens you can get a 5 would like to show you our
best selection.
YEAR WARRANTY on trees and appreciation by signing you
Sow tomato and pepper
shrubs? If you buy and use up for our LOYAL CUSTOMER
seeds indoors in early March.
“Myke” root inoculant for trees PROGRAM.
Sow sweet peas, peas, potato
and shrubs it will give you 5 With this program you will
and onion sets, onion seed-
years of peace of mind. “Myke” be eligible for discounts on
lings, spinach and other cool
is a dry spore culture of benefi- products and services. These
season crops in mid-March
cial fungi that aids virtually all days, every little bit helps. For
directly in the garden. Be
plants in the uptake of water each dollar spent on merchan-
sure to use seed inoculants
and nutrients. It also helps dise, you will receive one point.
for best results. Use Legume
the plant to ward off disease. For every 100 points earned,
inoculant for beans and peas
How many plants have you lost you will receive $5.00 off future
and “Myke” inoculant for veg-
over the years and wished that purchases! Unused points are
etables for all other species.
they were under warranty? Too saved and will apply toward the
This alone will have a pro-
many! Ask us about the details next saving level. See cashier
found affect on your yields!
and terms of the warranty. for further details.

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 Please register early as classes tend to fill quickly. Most classes are $8.00
Spring Class List 2008 unless a materials fee is included. Call 303-420-4060 or stop by to register.
BEGINNING BONSAI Have you always wanted to grow bonsai but been afraid?
Instructor Karen will take the mystery out of it for you while you train and pot a little
tree that you can take home! Class limited to 6 students so sign up soon! Bring gloves.
Fee and materials: $39. Instructor: Karen Haataja
Saturday, March 1, 1:00 pm – 3:30
STARTING SEEDS UNDER LIGHTS Propagation specialist Mary Lilja will
show you how to start vegetable and other seeds under lights, and demonstrate how
to find clues in seed catalogs that guarantee success! Come early and buy seeds from
our racks (or bring some from home) and we will plant them in class! We will give you a
seed starting tray and greenhouse cover, and a COUPON FOR 10% OFF SEEDS AND SEED
STARTING SUPPLIES that you can use on the day of class or anytime this spring. We will
also send you home with one of our favorite tomato plants! Kids would enjoy this class
too! (Must be accompanied by adult.) Cost: $10. Instructor: Mary Lilja
Saturday, March 8, 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
ORGANIC GARDENING AND MULCHING: DOES IT REALLY
MATTER? Kelly will discuss the benefits of using organic fertilizers and mulches in
the vegetable garden, landscape and in containers. It’s all about FEEDING THE WORMS
baby! Gain an appreciation of feeding your garden in the big picture. This means feed-
ing the microbes, worms, plants and YOU! This is one BIG thing you can do to make the
world a better place. Cost: $8. Instructor: Kelly Grummons
Saturday, March 22, 10:00 am-11:30 am
PAVESTONE INSTALLATION CLASS Pat Tharan from Pavestone and Jess
Richardson from Timberline Gardens will demonstrate methods of installing Pavestone
brand retaining wall and paving stone systems in your landscape. Pavestone is well
known in this region for their high quality landscape products. There is nothing worse
than a poorly built retaining wall! Come in and learn the simple steps to do it yourself.
Cost: $8. Instructor: Pat Tharan & Jess Richardson (certified Pavestone installer)
Saturday, March 22, 1:00 pm – 3:00
SUDS OF FUN (SOAP-MAKING WORKSHOP)
Have you always loved hand-made soaps with the exotic aromas and ingredients? Join
horticulturist Mary Lilja for an introduction to soap-making. You will then have the
hands-on fun of creating your own soap to take home and enjoy! Cost: $24.
Instructor: Mary Lilja (Horticulturist at Timberline Gardens)
Saturday, March 22, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
WALLS AND WALKWAYS Our hardscape specialist, Jess Richardson, will take
you through the planning process of building retaining walls, walkways and patios from
native and exotic stone. He will demonstrate how to level the area and fit the stone.
Class will be outdoors so come prepared with a jacket, hat and gloves! If you’re planning
to build a patio, wall or walkway this year, this class is for you. Cost: $8.
Instructor: Jess Richardson
Saturday, March 29, 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
A GARDEN IN STONE! MAKE YOUR OWN LACE-ROCK SUCCU-
LENT GARDEN In this class you will pick out a beautiful lace rock (from Utah)
or concrete-lite bowl and plant it with a variety of hardy cacti and/or succulents. Your
living sculpture will look gorgeous on your patio, deck or front porch. These cold-hardy
little gardens can stay outdoors even in the winter! Bring gloves. Cost: $49.
Instructor: Karen Haataja
Saturday, April 5, 10:00 am-noon
TASTY TUBS! MAKE YOUR OWN CONTAINER HERB GARDEN
Culinary, medicinal or fragrance herbs are some of the many types that you can grow in
containers. We’ll discuss different varieties that grow well together as well as help you
choose which ones you want to plant and take home! With your $30.00 material fee,
you can choose a container and up to six plants. If you bring a container, you can choose
up to eight plants! What a bargain! Bring gloves if you like. Cost: $30.
Instructor: Mary Lilja
Saturday, April 5, 1:00 pm – 3:00
PAVESTONE INSTALLATION CLASS Jess Richardson from Timberline
Gardens will demonstrate methods of installing Pavestone brand retaining wall and
paving stone systems in your landscape. Pavestone is well known in this region for their
high quality landscape products. There is nothing worse than a poorly built retaining
wall! Come in and learn the simple steps to do it yourself. Cost: $8.
Instructor: Jess Richardson (certified Pavestone installer)
Sunday, April 6, 10:00 am – noon
ROOMS IN THE OUTDOOR GARDEN Garden designer Kasey Thomas will
inspire you to create outdoor spaces that you will actually love to live in! We live in such
a beautiful climate that creating an outdoor living space will make you enjoy your gar-
den so much more. Hardscape elements such as patios, walkways, walls and structures
can be very intimidating to the homeowner. Kasey can help take the mystery out of
the process to help you create a beautiful outdoor space that complements your indoor
space! Cost: $8. Instructor: Kasey Thomas
Sunday, April 6, 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
RIGHT-BRAINED GARDENING FOR THE LEFT-BRAINED GAR-
DENER Tap into your creative side to add panache to your garden. Focus will be on
what you can do to make your garden a living work of art. Instead of a garden being
pretty by accident, learn to make it pretty intentionally! Cost: $8.
Instructor: Karen Haataja
Saturday, April 12, 10:00am-11:30am
BLUE GRASS BLUES? Managing a lawn is a lot different today than it was 20
years ago! From soil prep to fertilizing with organic nutrients, there is a lot you can do
to make your yard eco-friendly. There are also many turf alternatives to Kentucky blue
grass. From tall fescue to dwarf trefoil, Kelly can help you figure out which one is best
for you. Cost: $8. Instructor: Kelly Grummons
Saturday, April 12, 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
THE WELL-PLANNED LANDSCAPE: PLANTING FOR YEAR
AROUND BEAUTY During the long months of winter we realize how important
evergreens (such as dwarf conifers, hollys and manzanitas) are in the garden. Other
plants with great winter- persistant fruit as well as the grasses are also wonderful in the
landscape. In dryer gardens, the desert evergreens and shrubs such as Agave, Yucca and
Mountain Mahogany are invaluable. Denver Post columnist and garden writer Marcia
Tatroe will inspire you with her years of experience in creating beautiful gardens.
Cost: $8. Instructor: Marcia Tatroe (Local gardening expert and garden writer for the
Denver Post and many national magazines)
Saturday, April 19, 9:00 am-11:00 am
TROUGH GARDENING: SMALL TREASURES Discover the simple joy
of gardening in a rectangular garden trough that can be left outdoors all winter! Learn
to create a mini-garden in this rugged container that adapts to cold and snow. You will
take home an artistically planted container garden that you’ve built! Class fee includes
hypertufa trough, plants and other materials. Bring gloves.
Cost: $49. Instructor: Marilyn Raff
(Marilyn Raff is the author of three books: “The Intuitive Gardener: Finding Creative
Freedom in the Garden”, for which she won an award; Ornamental Grasses for Western
Gardens and her latest, published in 2006, is “Shrub Roses: Paradise in Bloom”, splashed
with over one hundred colorful rose pictures. In addition, for the past six years she’s been a
garden columnist for The North Denver Tribune and The Villager. Marilyn has also written
for the Colorado Gardener as well as for several national magazines.)
Sunday, April 20, 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
GREAT TREES FOR TODAY’S LANDSCAPE In today’s landscape the
looming giants of yesteryear are no longer appropriate. Today, gardeners need smaller
trees, tall-narrow trees, and /or drought tolerant trees. Kasey will show you the variety
of specialty trees that Timberline Gardens has available. Learn about culture, pests and
diseases, and many tips for success. Cost: $8. Instructor: Kasey Thomas
Saturday, April 26, 9:00 am-11:00am
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 Please register early as classes tend to fill quickly. Most classes are $8.00
Spring Class List 2008 unless a materials fee is included. Call 303-420-4060 or stop by to register.
A TREE IS A TREE IS A TREE…NOT Learn which trees and shrubs are the
hardiest, most pest-free and sustainable in the life of your landscape. Let’s build better
landscapes that require less maintenance and water. Landscaping is an investment in
your time and money, why not make the best of it? Cost: $8. Instructor: John Navant
Saturday April 26, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
NBSC I NON-BORING SUN CONTAINERS Our designer Karen Haataja,
will help you plant your own exciting sun-loving container. Bring gloves. Class fee and
all materials: $39. Instructor: Karen Haataja (Timberline Gardens horticulturist)
Saturday, May 3, 9 am – 11 am
NBSC II NON-BORING SHADE CONTAINERS Don’t know what to
plant in those impossibly shady places? Karen will help you put together a container
for those areas. Bring gloves. Class fee and materials: $39.
Instructor: Karen Haataja (Timberline Gardens horticulturist)
Saturday, May 3, 1 pm – 3 pm
USING NATIVE PERENNIALS IN THE LANDSCAPE
We’re so lucky to live in a region so rich in native wildflower perennials! Dr. Irene Shonle
(Extention Horticulturist for Gilpin County) has done a great deal of work in determin-
ing which natives do best in our gardens and just how to grow them successfully. Learn
about the soils that these plants prefer, which species will grow best for you and which
natives make sense for your garden. Cost $8. Instructor: Dr. Irene Shonle
Saturday, May 3, 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
SHADY CHARACTERS! MY SHADE GARDEN IS SO BORING!
Learn what you can do to liven up your shady areas with colorful shrubs, grasses, peren-
nials and unique annuals! Even if you have DRY shade or a boggy area, we can help.
Cost: $8.00 Instructor: Regan Fuqua (Timberline Gardens horticulturist)
Sunday, May 4, 10:00 am – noon
TOUGH (AND EASY) ROSES FOR COLORADO
Learn which roses succeed here in our harsh Rocky Mountain climate. From shrubs
to climbers to groundcover roses; there are hundreds of beautiful varieites with big
blooms awash with perfume. These low-water shrubs will form the backbone of your
garden as you mingle them with perennials, trees and annuals. Students get to take
home a free little rose plant! Cost: $8.
Instructor: Marilyn Raff (local gardening expert and writer)
Saturday, May 10, 9:00 am – 11:00 am
CONTAINER VEGETABLE GARDENING
With limited space and water resources, many folks are choosing to grow vegetables in
containers! Find out which varieties do best on exposed patios and balconies! It can be
done quite successfully with a little expert advice from veggie expert Kelly Grummons.
Kelly has decades of experience growing all types of vegetables and in no time you’ll
be an expert too. As a bonus, you’ll take home a tomato plant ideal for a container.
Cost: $8.
Instructor: Kelly Grummons
Saturday, May 10, 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
LET’S GO NATIVE: NATIVE PERENNIALS AND GRASSES FOR
YOUR GARDEN There are so many native flowers and grasses that are gorgeous
in the landscape. Once established they will require very little irrigation. Gardening
guru Marcia Tatroe (Denver Post columnist, author and lecturer) will truly inspire you
with her use of native plants in the landscape. Many native butterflies and other insects
are in danger of extinction due to loss of habitat. Marcia will discuss that by planting
host plants for native insects, we can maintain a rich and lovely element of our environ-
ment. Marcia’s new book “Cutting Edge Gardening in the Intermountain West” is avail-
able for you to purchase. If you already have it, bring it along to be signed!
Cost: $8. Instructor: Marcia Tatroe (Local gardening expert and garden writer for the
Denver Post and many national magazines)
Saturday, May 17, 9:00 am-11:00 am
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SIX C’S OF CONTAINER GARDENING
Artist Karen Haataja will discuss, design and demonstrate what makes an exciting and
unique container planting. These simple design rules can also be applied to designing
flower beds! Cost: $8.
Instructor: Karen Haataja (Timberline Gardens designer)
Saturday, May 17, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
BEST LONG FLOWERING PERENNIALS FOR YOUR GARDEN
Kelly Grummons’ tour through the hottest, longest blooming perennials for your gar-
den. There are dozens of new species and varieties this year and Kelly wants to tell you
all about them. Learn about Prairie Catchfly (Silene ‘Prairie Fire’), Echinacea ‘Twilight’,
Penstemon tubeaflorus, Oenothera ‘Shimmer’ and lots more for both sunny and shady
gardens. Cost: $8. Instructor: Kelly Grummons
Saturday, May 24, 9:00 am-noon
FRED & ETHEL: BACK TOGETHER AGAIN!
(Back by popular demand) Did you know that Timberline Gardens is located on nearly
20 acres and grows over 3000 varieties of plants? This class is a “behind the scenes” tour
of our facility. You’ll get to see our compost-making operation, the firewood opera-
tion, the soil and gravel yard as well as the plant growing operation, from the propaga-
tion area to the growing greenhouses. Wear sunscreen and a hat and outdoor shoes.
An excellent opportunity for new customers and for those starting big projects who
want to become familiar with our products. (By the way, Fred and Ethel are our newest
greenhouses!) Cost: Free
Instructor: Chad Griffin
Sunday, May 25, 10:00 am- 11:30 am
WHAT’S NEW FOR 2007? HOT NEW PLANTS FROM HIGH
COUNTRY GARDENS, THE PLANT SELECT PROGRAM AND
TIMBERLINE GARDENS
Kelly will tantalize you with an amazing array of new plants for your garden. Our re-
lationships with the Denver Botanic Gardens and the Plant Select Program have made
Timberline Gardens a favorite nursery of hardcore gardeners. Plus, we are the exclusive
source for High Country Gardens’ plants in the Denver area! Cost: $8.
Instructor: Kelly Grummons
Saturday, May 31, 9:00 am-10:30 am
SEE THE DESERT BLOOM Every year in early June, the cactus arboretum
at Timberline Gardens explodes into blossom. The dozens of cacti species put all their
energy into this grand display. Learn the history of the collection and how the garden
was built. Come see the grandeur on Saturday, June 7 for the Desert Bloom Tour.
Cost: Free Instructor: Kelly Grummons
Saturday, June 7, 10:00 am-noon
GARDENING WITH DESERT CACTI, AGAVES AND YUCCA
RELATIVES There are so many beautiful cacti, century plants (Agave spp.), yuccas,
and their relatives that thrive in our harsh climate. These plants look as good in the
winter garden as they do in the summer. Timberline is well known for its work with
these hardy plants and is expert at using them in the garden. We’ll discuss companion
plants, soil preparation and garden construction. Go home with a hardy century plant
pup that you won’t even have to housebreak!
Cost: $8. Instructor: Kelly Grummons
Sunday, June 8, 10:00 am-noon
SIGN UP SOON! Classes are held in our schoolhouse, the
greenhouse, or outdoors on the grounds. Please bring a
sweater or jacket as temperatures can fluctuate quickly
both outdoors and in the greenhouse. Bring gardening
gloves for hands-on classes or workshops.
 Spring has Sprung!
New Lines of Easy-to-Install Pavers for Patio or Walkway
Timberline Gardens proudly sells and installs PAVESTONE
brand decorative pavers for your patio, walkways or planters.
Our certified Pavestone installer, Jess Richardson, has built a
display area at our front entrance so that you can see the various
Pavestone products.
The new line is much improved in quality over other brands
and the beautiful patterns and colors will add so much to your
landscape. You will find our installation crew fast and efficient
and your back will be glad that you didn’t do it yourself!

Firewood for Cooking

Timberline Gardens is your
supplier of high quality
Pottery Blowout!
For the next few weeks you’ll
firewoods and hardwoods
find a huge selection of
for smoking. Many area
Chinese, Vietnamese, and
chefs buy our hardwoods
Malaysian ceramic pottery at
(hickory, mesquite, apple and
20% OFF. We have hundreds
cherry) which are available
to choose from. Our new
in bulk or in bundles. If you
shipments will arrive soon.
are a backyard barbeque
Besides standard ceramic
connoisseur, you’ll love the
pots we have one of the best
value of buying hardwoods
selections of bonsai pottery,
from us. Our firewoods and
terracotta, and stoneware
hardwoods are available
crafted by local potters.
year-round (visit www.
timberlinegardens.com for
prices).
Fountains, Fountains, and Employment
more Beautiful Fountains Opportunities
We have a great selection of Timberline Gardens hires
water fountains at Timberline many part-time and seasonal
Gardens. Choose from employees to work in the
many different styles from nursery, retail store and as
manufacturers like TREVI, AL’S delivery drivers. You must be
GARDEN ART, and CAMPANIA. at least 16 years of age. Most
Whether you prefer formal, positions don’t require a lot of
traditional or rustic styles, we experience. It can be a great
have the fountain for you. way to spend your summer!

Exciting New Plants From Around the World

We’re so excited to have the variegated Chinese holly ‘Honey Maiden’ this year. Her leaves are glossy
deep green with golden margins. Her boughs are heavy with bright red berries all winter. We have a
new plum tree that we’ve been testing that you will love. It’s called ‘Mount Royal’. This sweet, blue plum
is a very heavy producer with 2 inch diameter fruit. A stunning new groundcover is the variegated
rupturewort Hernaria glabra ‘Sea Foam’. The tiny foliage is variegated with golden yellow. It’s an
amazingly hardy groundcover along pathways, between pavers or as a contrast between other plants.
To see everything new and a listing of trees, shrubs and perennials visit www.timberlinegardens.com.

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Special Events & Savings
Cactus and Succulent Sale at Denver Botanic Gardens
Every year the Denver Botanic Gardens hosts
the biggest sale of cacti and succulents in the
region. Numerous vendors from around the US
bring thousands of species of succulents from
around the world to sell on their tables. Tim-
berline Gardens is proud to offer their outdoor
hardy cacti and succulents. Kelly grows dozens
of outdoor species to offer at the sale (see www.
coldhardycactus.com for descriptions). This
year the sale is on Saturday, March 29, and
Sunday March 30. Arrive early for the best se-
lection and to get that one-of-a-kind specimen.

20% OFF ASPEN TREES

20% OFF SEED PACKETS (Native collected aspens only)
Timberline Gardens
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of purchase. Not valid with any other offer or on previous purchase.
of purchase. Not valid with any other offer or on previous purchase.
Offer expires May 1, 2008.
Offer expires May 1, 2008.

$2.00 OFF ALPHA LAWN FOOD
(Alpha I, Alpha II, or El Primero brands)
Timberline Gardens
Limit one coupon per customer. Coupon must be presented at time
of purchase. Not valid with any other offer or on previous purchase.
Offer expires May 1, 2008.
10% OFF MYKE TREE & SHRUB
TRANSPLANTER with mycorrhizae (any size)
Timberline Gardens
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of purchase. Not valid with any other offer or on previous purchase.
Offer expires May 1, 2008.

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