High country gardens

In Denver, Colorado, our customer Jason B. killed his Kentucky Bluegrass lawn and replaced it with waterwise native plants to attract pollinators, inspired by rain gardens and moonlight gardens.

There’s always that one yard in your neighborhood, isn’t there? The one with the colorful flowers with butterflies flitting and bees buzzing.

Our customer Chelsea created a stunning park strip garden at her Utah home. Learn more about her garden and shop her plant list, too!

Learn all about Agastache, also known as Hummingbird Mint or Hyssop, from Chief Horticulturalist David Salman.

Compliment your plants by creating wonderful combinations using these basic design principles.

High Country Gardening Living in the High Country has it's beauty - and it's challenges, especially when it comes to gardening and landscaping. Choosing plants and trees for your yard, when you live at a high altitude, that will grow well can be like playing darts while blind-folded. Colorado Springs is not an easy place to

An English cottage garden with a Texas twist. Learn how a customer in the Dallas-Fort Worth area replaced his Bermuda grass with a beautiful waterwise perennial garden.

Our drought resistant perennials (xeric plants) are selected for their colorful flowers, interesting foliage, durable low-care garden performance, and habitat friendly nature.

Cottage gardens are well known for their wide and generous borders full of attractive, flowering plants. Such broad flower beds require tall plants at the back to provide a backdrop for smaller plants. Here I list 10 tall plants for cottage garden borders

Learn this award-winning gardener's secrets to taming a steep slope and creating a canvas splashed with color and texture in every season.