Friday, June 30, 2017

Seen: Rocking at the Museum After Dark soiree

Event chairs Hal and Ann Logan, left, Priya and Matthew Burkett.
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For Colorado gardeners, there’s plenty to love about lavender

A bee snacks on a lavender plant in the Lavender Garden at the Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms June 27, 2017 in Littleton. Chatfield Farms will host the Lavender Festival July 15, 2017 that includes over 800 lavender plants, lavender demonstrations and products, farm tours, music and kids activities.
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Denver fireworks 2017: Guide to Fourth of July fun in the metro area

DENVER, CO - JULY 4: Fourth of July fireworks explode over the City and County building during the Independence Eve celebrations at Civic Center Park on July 3, 2016 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)
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Outside Voice: We helped you put down roots, now go forth and grow

Vivid orange nasturtiums growing up a fence.
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Ask Amy: Friend breaks the “girl code” — now what?

Amy Dickinson
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VR Porn Delivery: New Tweaks on a Familiar Process

In its broadest sense, “delivery” is the process of getting your product or service into customers’ hands — a process that takes on familiar tones in the online space, but which is now evolving as the emerging realm of virtual reality takes the stage — bringing with it a range of new considerations.
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Punch List: First week in July is a good time to deadhead in the perennial garden in Colorado

Herbs, — which come from the leaf of a plant — can carry even higher antioxidant content than fruits and vegetables. <!–IPTC: Herb garden at Windswept Farm in Fort Collins. Close up of three types of Basil. (5/24/03 Denver Post staff photo by Kathryn Scott Osler)–>
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