There are still a few of these beauties lining our county roads and scenic byways, but they won’t last much longer now that the snow is threatening. The end of their life is when you can harvest their seeds, but hold off planting them until early spring (or as late as midsummer). If you have a lawn in Colorado, please consider letting it die and replacing it with these beauties that require almost no water, and they keep the local bees healthy and happy!
Ring in the new year with all your favorite local characters…DJ Dan, DJ DJ (aka Kyle Struna), the Starlettes, and all your neighbors! It’s going to be a great year!
Traveling through the wide-open spaces of Colorado’s San Luis Valley, just south of Salida, you might come across a peculiar sight: an old cowboy boot perched on a fence post. It’s not just a quirky piece of roadside Americana—it’s a story waiting to be told.
Mullinville, Kansas, the Yard Art Capital of the World! This wacky roadside display was created by M.T. Liggett, who used scrap metal to craft bold, kinetic sculptures
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