In a state where water conservation is essential, Coloradans are taking the lead by converting traditional, thirsty lawns into vibrant, waterwise landscapes with support from Resource Central.
21Jun
Year: 2024
14May
Resource Central Collects 20 Truckloads of Materials Diverted from Landfills During CU Boulder Moveout
More than 20 truckloads of home goods were diverted from landfills during move out and will be available to the community starting May 18.
07May
Announcing the 2024 Rock & Reuse Summer Concert Series
Join us at Resource Central’s Rock & Reuse Summer Concert Series for live music, food trucks, local art, and giveaways at 6400 Arapahoe Road in Boulder. Bring your friends, family, and eco-spirit and learn how to save water, conserve energy, and reduce waste like over 900,000 community members have through our programs.
06May
Resource Central to Divert Students’ Supplies from Landfills
Conservation partnership with the Environmental Center at CU Boulder champions the reuse of materials with home goods available to the community starting May 18.
27Mar
Transform Thirsty Yards with Plant by Number Kits
Garden In A Box kits provide low-water landscaping using with beautiful pollinator-friendly plants.
12Mar
3 Top Lawn Removal Methods for a Beautiful Waterwise Yard
Lawn removal comes down to three proven methods: Sheet Mulching (smothering grass with cardboard and compost over 6 to 8 months) Solarization (using black plastic and Colorado sun to bake
08Feb
Choosing a 2024 Garden Kit and Determining Sun Exposure
With spring just around the corner, now is the perfect time to begin making new garden plans! With seven full-sized Garden In A Box options this year, we have kits
08Jan
Comparison of 2024 Garden In A Box Offerings
Q: “The 2024 Garden In A Box collection has been released, but where do I start!? How do I select the gardens that best fit my needs?” A: With
08Jan
Waterwise gardening & native plants
As low-water landscaping becomes the new norm in Colorado (check out our most recent blog post about xeriscaping myths!) a focus on native plants is also increasing in popularity. In
