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.
26May
26May
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.
06Apr
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.
19Mar
When Richard looked out at his yard, one thing was clear. There was simply more grass than he needed. āI had too much lawn,ā he said. āMy yard was big,
12Feb
Want to swap some thirsty lawn for low-water plants this year but having trouble choosing where to start? From shady corners to narrow “hell strips”, see how Garden In A Box can transform these tricky spots into beautiful, low-water gardens with the right plan.
02Feb
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.
26Jan
Has transforming thirsty grass into a colorful, low-water landscape been sitting on your wish list? Resource Centralās water conservation programs are designed to help you move your project off the
16Jan
The wait is over ā the 2026 Garden In A Box designs are officially here! If youāre planning a beautiful, low-water yard this year, our new waterwise garden kits are
12Jan
The 2026 Waterwise Yard Seminar schedule is officially live! Explore our full season of free online classes on xeriscape design, native plants, lawn removal, seasonal care, pollinator support, and climate-adapted landscaping.
24Oct
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.
25Sep
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.
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