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Sue and Matt Oberle created Oberle Botanical in 1996 to fulfill a simple mission: to provide Northern Colorado with the freshest produce, herbs, plants and flowers using agricultural methods that are sustainable - environmentally, economically and culturally.

Our philosophy is simple: we seek out and grow the very best varieties of produce, herbs, cutting flowers and plant materials available. Our vegetables and herbs are packed with flavor, our flowers vibrant and long-lasting, and our plant materials thrive in the Colorado Front Range's tough environment.

Because of our sustainable growing practices, our products benefit you and the environment. We use age-old, common-sense farming practices such as the aggressive use of crop rotation, green manures and cover cropping to improve soil fertility, reduce weeds and control pests. As a result, we are able to use commercial pesticides and fertilizers sparingly. Our growing practices not only maintain, but improve soil fertility.

Visit us at the next Farmers' Market, or make an appointment today to stop by and visit our garden. You'll quickly learn why our reputation for high-quality and diverse products and services, environmentally friendly growing techniques, and knowledge and professionalism is rapidly growing throughout Northern Colorado.


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Combined Training and Education

Images from our Gardens, Fields, Greenhouses, Coldframes and Farmers' Markets

1999 Field images
2000 Field and Greenhouse Images
2001 Field and Greenhouse Images
2002 Field and Coldframe Images
2003 Field Images
2004 Coldframe Images
2005 Farmers' Market Images



Miscellaneous Articles

Renewing the Countryside
Botanical Paradise in Suburbia
Heirloom Veggies Make Comeback (North Forty News, May 2001)

Articles Sue has written for Real Life Magazine

Bouquet Gardens Spring 2001
Awesome Herbs you can grow! Spring 2000
Fall Gardening Fall 1999
Let's Talk Turkey Fall 1999
To Market...To Market! Summer 1999
Compost Happens! Spring 1999
Forcing the Issue? Winter 1998
Nostalgia's Masterpiece! Winter 1997
Summer's End & Spring's Beginnings Fall 1997
Out of the Kitchen Garden Fall 1997