The wait is over — the 2026 Garden In A Box designs are officially here!
If you’re planning a beautiful, low-water yard this year, our new waterwise garden kits are the perfect place to start. These professionally designed, Colorado-friendly gardens make it easy to replace thirsty lawn areas with vibrant plants that save water, support pollinators, and thrive in our region’s unique climate.
Now is the ideal time to start imagining your future landscape. Walk your yard, note sunny and shady spots, consider areas ready for a makeover, and get inspired by our brand-new lineup of drought-tolerant, pollinator-friendly gardens.
What’s New in the 2026 Garden In A Box Collection
These improvements make it easier than ever to design a resilient, climate-adapted landscape for your home.
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6 brand new garden designs plus refreshed 9-pack kits for added flexibility.
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4 native plant gardens, featuring species ideal for Colorado ecosystems and biodiversity.
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New designer partnerships with Growing Gardens, City of Boulder Climate Initiatives, and Columbine Landscapes and a returning partnership with Butterfly Pavilion.
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Color swatches on every product page to help you quickly preview each garden’s palette.
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USDA hardiness zones clearly labeled, supporting gardeners across Colorado.
How to Participate in Garden In A Box
Ready to transform your yard with a waterwise garden kit? Here’s what to do next:
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Sign up for pre-order reminders to receive early notifications, behind-the-scenes previews, and designer spotlights.
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Pre-order early. Our online store restocks twice per year—early March and late June—and popular designs sell out fast. *Enjoy water provider discounts at checkout.
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Pick up your garden at one of our convenient events across Colorado.
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Plant your kit, mulch thoroughly, and set up efficient drip irrigation to support strong establishment.
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Dial back watering as your garden matures and enjoy long-term water savings.
A Big Thanks to Our Partners
Many Colorado water providers and municipalities sponsor discounts—starting at $25 per eligible garden—to help residents replace turf with low-water landscaping. Learn more about discount eligibility here.











