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.
12Jan
Garden In A Box
03Dec
Congrats to our Frosty Photo Contest Winners!
The growing season gets all the attention with colorful blooms, but the cold season is a perfect time to appreciate shape, texture, and the critters that appreciate a waterwise landscape.
24Oct
Waterwise Community Field Blog: Mark of Willows Water District
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
Waterwise Community Field Blog: Garden In A Box in Grand Junction
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.
17Sep
Waterwise Community Interview: Mitch from Longmont
Resource Central talks with Mitch from Longmont about his experience with the Lawn Replacement and Garden In A Box Programs. What inspired you to make a waterwise landscape transformation?
30Jul
Waterwise Rebuilding with Garden In A Box
Community members affected by the Marshall Fire continue to rebuild by planting 2,000 waterwise Garden In A Box kits, helping conserve water and restore the landscape.
29Jul
Summer Gardening Tips
Summer is the time to sit back and enjoy the vibrant results of all your spring planting and cleanup efforts. As you take in the blooms, colors, and buzzing pollinators,
01Jul
2025 Garden In A Box Photo Contest
We want to see YOUR gardens! Submit up to 5 photos of your garden by August 2 to be entered to win a FREE Garden In a Box kit!
27Jun
Ditch the Thirsty Grass, Plant Garden In A Box
Denver CBS News highlights Garden In A Box: saving water, supporting pollinators, and creating beautiful waterwise Colorado yards!
16Jun
How to Get Rid of Black Plant Pots Without the Waste
Reuse black plant pots by cleaning and sterilizing them, or recycle them at drop-off locations since they’re not accepted in curbside recycling.
