Roja Flora & Design

Business name:

Roja Flora & Design

Address:

2132 N Tejon St

City:

Colorado Springs

State:

Colorado

Zip Code:

80907

Phone number:

(719) 232-9608

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You don't have to dig for holiday gifts for Pikes Peak region gardener - Colorado Springs Gazette

From colorful pots and hand-painted tiles to garden gift baskets, decorations and wind-catchers, whimsical gifts galore can be found at shops in Colorado Springs.Holiday gardens Need a "grab-and-go" gift on your way to a holiday gathering? Skyway Creations Flower Shop, 1407 S. 8th St., has just the thing. The store has a vast selection of pre-made basketed holiday and European gardens featuring up to five living plants from $24.98 for walk-in customers or $34.98 for delivery. Medium baskets are $49.98 and up, and large ones start at $74.98. +12 Skyway Creations Flower Shop, 1407 S. 8th St., has baskets of holiday and European gardens featuring up to five living plants from $24.98 for walk-in customers or $34.98 for delivery. Medium baskets are $49.98 and up,...

Last-Minute Gifts for Home and Garden - Press Release - Digital Journal

HomeGardenandHomestead.com picks its favorite holiday gifts for home and garden COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - November 27, 2018 - (Newswire.com) The holiday season is here, and that means making a gift list and checking it at least twice. Some friends and family members are easy to buy for, but others require a bit more creativity in order to find the perfect gift. HomeGardenandHomestead.com, one of the fastest-growing websites for information and trends about homes, gardens and homesteads of all sizes, has assembled its annual list of top holiday gifts for home and garden. "This year's list of holiday gifts includes something for every home, apartment and homestead," said Randall D. Schultz, Content Editor for HomeGardenandHomestead.com. "The gifts range from indoor houseplants for the holiday season to a cozy space heater for keeping warm during the winter. We also selected an attractive pot for growing cacti, succulents and herbs and a labor-saving tool that makes outdoor planting quick and easy." All of these gifts can be purchased online f...

Holiday blooms: Amaryllis, paperwhites make for easy-care winter gifts - Colorado Springs Gazette

Paperwhite bulbs are displayed for sale this week at Good Earth Garden Center in Colorado Springs. Kelsey Brunner, the gazette Show MoreShow Less /figur...

Thursday Morning Weather

Thursday looks not quite as windy, but a lot warmer. Colorado Springs will be looking at high in... Continued strong down slope winds with a good chunk of sunshine have brought another beautiful, warm day to southern Colorado. Highs Wednesday afternoon climbed into the wide spread 50s and 60s along the I-25 corridor and into the plains. The winds will gradually die down this evening, but a fairly good breeze will stick around and help keep our evening temperatures into the mid 30s. Thursday looks not quite as windy, but a lot warmer. Colorado Springs will be looking at high in... Wednesday Weather: Still Windy, Still Warm Wednesday Weather: Still Windy, Still Warm Updated: Wednesday, February 8 2017 2:06 PM EST2017-02-08 19:06:18 GMT A Red Flag Warning is in effect until 6 PM today for El Paso County, Pueblo County, Huerfano County east of the mountains, Las Animas County east of the mountains, Otero County, and Crowley County. This includes Colorado Springs, Fountain, Monument, Black Forest, Calhan, Pueblo, Pueblo West, Avondale, Walsenburg, Trinidad, Aguilar, La Junta, Rocky Ford, Olney Springs, and Ordway. A Red Flag Warning means weather conditions are favorable for fires to start and spread rapidly and uncont... A Red Flag Warning is in effect until 6 PM today for El Paso County, Pueblo County, Huerfano County east of the mountains, Las Animas County east of the mountains, Otero County, and Crowley County. This includes Colorado Springs, Fountain, Monument, Black Forest, Calhan, Pueblo, Pueblo West, Avondale, Walsenburg, Trinidad, Aguilar, La Junta, Rocky Ford, Olney Springs, and Ordway. A Red Flag Warning means weather conditions are favorable for fires to start and spread rapidly and uncont... (KOAA.com | Continuous News | Colorado Springs and Pueblo - KOAA.com Colorado Springs and Pueblo News)

About my mom's birthdays

Born December 19, 1915, near Fort Collins, Colorado Died Feb. 3, 1999, Colorado Springs, Colorado As you can see, our mother spent most of her life in the same area. This is what my mother wrote in her tiny hand writing in what I call my Heritage Book. “Loretta Edith Cogswell grew up near Wellington, Colorado with her parents on a farm. She attended school near Wellington and studied piano for several years by a teacher at the school. When the instructor was no longer available she studied by correspondence with the American College of Music in Kansas City, Missouri. “Following two years of high school in Wellington she moved with her parents to a fruit orchard near Fort Collins. She assisted her father with the care and harvest of the fruit and worked various jobs around and in Fort Collins. “On August 28, 1936 Loretta and John Melvin McClure were married in Greeley, Colorado. John, formerly of Westfall, Kansas, came to Colorado from Kansas in 1934, working for various area farmers. After spending a month in Kansas following their marriage, John and Lor... (Kenai Peninsula Online)

The Gardens on Spring Creek showcases elaborate light display for public

Photo credit: Brooke Buchan The stunning lights show was a main reason why John and Jessica Murphy came up from Colorado Springs, Co. to visit the gardens for their anniversary week according to Jessica Murphy. Both enjoyed the many shapes that the lights brought to life. “Just the shapes they are making out of the lights,” John Murphy said. “It’s really pretty.” This is part of the reason why they were drawn to the light display. “I love the watering cans too,” Jessica Murphy said. “They are so cute. That’s actually what drew my attention. I saw a picture on Facebook with that front watering can and then saw that it was up here in Fort Collins, and I was like ‘ah we gotta go.’” Photo credit: Brooke Buchan Kelly Kellow is a Horticulturist at The Gardens on Spring Creek and creates the flowers, with some help from volunteers, that can be seen all throughout the display. “I call it my hidden talent because I’m a horticulturist during the summer and then a light artist in the winter,” Kellow said. “I have a lot of fun, and it’s fun to see volunteers get to make them and see them lit up and everything. The light display would not be possible without the many hours of help from volunteers from the community, according to Kellow. Volunteers Edie Brown and Susan Mansfield welcome visitors to the garden lighting display, accepting donations of $5 per adult, and $2 per child. Photo credit: Brooke Buchan John and Jessica Murphy consider themselves “very big fans of light displays.” “I love color,” Jessica Murphy said. “I’m a color girl, so anything that has a lot of colo...