First place winner: Geum triflorum, Prairie Smoke This exquisite native herbaceous perennial is a graceful addition to our extraordinary and growing family of Montine McDaniel Freeman Medal winners. Many thanks to the…
Q. When you critique another photographer’s photograph, what do you look for? I am in a photography group where we critique each other’s photographs and no one has a lot of comments.…
The Garden Club of Denver is excited to welcome new Affiliate Member, Dodie Jackson, who recently moved here from Houston, TX. While Dodie admits that she is still getting used to all…
The Garden Club of Denver’s community lecture is coming soon! We are pleased to welcome Dr. David E. Guggenheim on March 10. Dr. Guggenheim is a marine scientist, conservation policy specialist, ocean…
The Florabundance party on Thursday, February 20, was a huge success. Mitchell Hall was gloriously decked out in warm peach and citrus colors with beautiful flower arrangements on every table. “The spirit…
Use a tripod. Light can be weak and hand-held photography produces blurry photos. Use indirect light. The result will be soft and even lighting. Choose objects that fit the mood of your…
Valentine’s Day is almost here and with it comes a whopping 196 million long stem red roses. In honor of all those flowers, we thought you might enjoy learning these ten fun…
Hellebores When your hellebore flowers poke their heads out of the soil, apply a liquid fertilizer (such as fish emulsion) to give the plant a boost. To use hellebores as a cut…
Editor's Note: The theme for the Garden Club of Denver's Annual June Flower Show is "Language of Flowers." To prepare for the show, each month eNews will feature a different flower. This…
Critiquing art can be very subjective. Personal opinions as to what constitutes “good” art can be as varied as our fingerprints. “Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder” gives us the…