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[Shop Local Giveaway! Support Colorado Springs businesses and enter to win $800 worth of merchandise and/or gift cards from the local businesses featured below. Treehouse Cafe, Rock Ledge Ranch, Wild Birds Unlimited, ProRodeo Hall of Fame, Colorado Mountain Brewery, Bashi Dental, Veda Salon and Spa, Phelan Gardens. Enter for your chance to win June 23 through August 12, 2024.]( [ENTER TO WIN]( Why Are Native and Adaptable Plants Beneficial for Colorado Gardens? Native plants, those that naturally grow in our region, and adaptables, those that have similar environmental needs to natives, have multiple benefits, said Mark and Monica Phelan, co-owners of local nursery Phelan Gardens. “As native Coloradans, we know water is a finite resource. As our city expands, providing a plant palette that thrives with less water is important,” said Mark. Our growing city is also naturally drier than other parts of the country. While newcomers certainly don’t have to give up gardening, choosing plants wisely pays off in a more resilient landscape. The Phelans say demand for native plants increases as more people downsize thirsty lawns for options that offer beauty and a lower water bill. “We want our nursery to be a source for plants and education,” said Monica. “As a beekeeper and Nursery owner, I have a unique perspective into the industry and how it supplies plants that benefit local pollinators. Encouraging this connection is key.” Phelan Gardens offers advice and drought tolerant plants that add color and texture while helping local wildlife and insects. Enjoy Double Bucks rewards every Thursday in August. Visit [www.phelangardens.com]( to learn more. If you would like your business to be featured in our Business Spotlight series, please contact: Nikki Dirks • 719.636.0325 • nikki.dirks@gazette.com The Gazette 30 E Pikes Peak Ave, Ste 100 Colorado Springs, Co 80903 [View web version]( You’re receiving this email because you’ve signed up to receive weekly updates from The Gazette. If you’d prefer not to receive updates, you can [unsubscribe](.

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