With proper design and maintenance, beautifying your Colorado landscape with drought-tolerant plants, trees, flowers, and shrubs can significantly reduce your water use while also providing an aesthetic appeal.
Low-water landscapes are not only the right choice in our semi-arid climate, but they can also add value to your property investment and help you reduce time and money spent on landscape maintenance.
The Denver Audubon and Colorado Native Plant Society have guides and landscaping guides available for references.
Tagawa Gardens, located just north of Parker, offers resources and free workshops to help you learn more.
Garden In A Box
Another local option is Resource Central, which offers pre-designed garden kits called "Garden in a Box". PWSD has partnered with Resource Central to offer a limited number of $25 discounts on the gardens each year to to PWSD customers. To learn more about the gardens and receive email notifications when they become available each summer, visit Resource Central.