Xeriscaping

The Town of Windsor is now accepting applications for a new pilot program designed to bolster community water resilience by incentivizing homeowners to ditch their water-intensive lawns.

In Colorado’s challenging climate, homeowners are embracing durable, water-wise, and high-return outdoor improvements. From xeriscaping with native plants to installing composite decks, these upgrades ...

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

That’s why xeriscaping — low-water landscaping that uses native plants to conserve resources and restore natural ecosystems — is more important than ever. Just don’t call it that anymore.

Sustainable landscaping isn’t about stripping your yard bare — it’s about working with nature to create beauty, conserve water, and support life. From xeriscaping with native plants to swapping ...

There are many ways to reduce irrigation needs — mulching, for example. However, the easiest way is to plant native plants.

There are many ways to reduce irrigation needs — mulching, for example. However, the easiest way is to plant native plants.