Waterwise garden

Gardening with water conservation in mind is a good strategy for sustainable gardening, no matter where you live. Get tips from the experts at High Country Gardens.

Waterwise Garden Broad bands of water-conserving shrubs and perennials sweep across this front yard. Perpetually blooming Mexican sage reigns as the client’s signature plant, while swaths of yellow Jerusalem sage, deep red kangaroo paw and bright magenta calandrinia shine in supporting roles. Who says a fence has to wrap the entire property? A hefty run ... Read more

Our customer Chelsea created a stunning park strip garden at her Utah home. Learn more about her garden and shop her plant list, too!

We spoke with Leslie Bennett and her team at Pine House Edible Gardens to bring you Monrovia-exclusive tips and favorite plants to achieve gorgeous, low-maintenance results.

Drought-tolerant landscaping is a viable and attractive alternative to thirsty green lawns. Waterwise plants reduce maintenance while using fewer resources.

Find key tips for growing honesty. Also known as silver dollar, its seed pods are used in dried flower arrangements.

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When Mary R. moved to her new home in Fort Collins, Colorado, she was so committed to not having a lawn that she sold her lawnmower. Her outstanding garden takes inspiration from a local botanic garden. We interviewed her to learn more.

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Removing the tired, water-intensive patch of lawn made our small property so much more inviting and usable. We connected our front side and back spaces