Take your waterwise garden further. Explore Colorado garden certification programs that help protect pollinators, support biodiversity, and conserve water.
01Jun
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01Jun
Community, Conservation & Waterwise Inspiration Bloom on June 6
Free celebration brings together waterwise gardening, live music, art, local conservation experts, and family-friendly sustainability activities at Resource Central.
26May
Waterwise Community Field Blog: Liz’s Water-Efficient Westminster Landscape
One of the largest lawn removals this year took place in Lakewood, where 2,500 sq ft of grass was transformed into a DIY waterwise garden, plus tips to plan yours.
11May
Show Us Your Garden In Action!
Want a chance to win $100 off a Garden In A Box kit and show off your planting skills? Enter our Spring Planting Photo Contest!
04May
5 Steps to Tailor a Garden In A Box Kit to Your Space
Integrating your Garden In A Box kit into your outdoor space is easier than you might think. While the Garden Info Sheet included with each kit provides sample Plant by
27Apr
Preparing to Plant Your Garden
We’re here to help get your garden area ready for planting your new Garden In A Box. Check out our tips below for insights on soil amendments, mulching, weeding, and
22Apr
Nailed It: Celebrating Earth Day with a 15-foot hammer sculpture forged from reclaimed hammers
Local nonprofits Resource Central and Eco-Cycle welcome the community to explore new tools to reduce waste, free workshops, live music, and public art on April 25.
22Apr
Hammer Sculpture: Creative Reuse in Action
After years of dreaming, sketching, collecting, welding, and hoisting… In celebration of Earth Day on April 22, 2026, we unveiled “You’re Either the Hammer or the Nail” by celebrated artist
22Apr
Dormant vs. Dead Grass: How to Tell in Colorado
As watering restrictions begin across Colorado, many homeowners are noticing brown lawns and wondering if they need to water or if their grass is dead? The good news is that
20Apr
Spring Updates: New Donation Hours, Same Big Impact
Spring is here, bringing warmer days, new projects, and more opportunities to make conservation part of everyday life! As participation in our programs grows during this busy season, the Materials Reuse facility is adjusting donation lane hours to better serve our conservation community.
