Renee Winkler for the Courier-Post highlights several homeowners that have forgo the traditional front lawn in the gardens for plants that uses less energy to maintain or other ornamental elements. The change also provides space for plants suitable for an area that previously were not compatible with lawns or wet environments. See the full article in the Courier Post site>
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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Cut (out) the lawn: Local homeowners forsake grass for ornamental elements
Renee Winkler for the Courier-Post highlights several homeowners that have forgo the traditional front lawn in the gardens for plants that uses less energy to maintain or other ornamental elements. The change also provides space for plants suitable for an area that previously were not compatible with lawns or wet environments. See the full article in the Courier Post site>
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Ornamentals
Friday, July 17, 2009
Efficient watering, xeriscaping still a good idea despite rain | coloradoan.com | The Coloradoan,
| Although we're lucky to have an abundant water supply this year, being conscientious about water use is always the right thing to do. During the hottest summer months, up to 70 percent of a home's water can be used for lawn watering. Unfortunately, some lawns end up with too much of a good thing. If water from your sprinklers is running down the street or spongy areas of lawn are attracting ducks, you're probably overdoing it. Read more: | |
| Efficient watering, xeriscaping still a good idea despite rain coloradoan.com The Coloradoan, Source: coloradoan.com | |
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