As the days lengthen and the landscape settles into its fullest greens, late spring and early summer bring a noticeable shift in the garden. Plants are stretching, pollinators are fully awake, roots are racing underground, and soil life is at its peak. It’s a vibrant moment, and a perfect time to tend your garden in ways that support long-term ecological health.

Discover simple, sustainable fall and winter garden maintenance practices that support local wildlife, build healthier soil, and reduce your workload. Learn why “less is more” when it comes to leaves, spent perennials, and grasses, and how to help your garden thrive through the cold season.

Lawn conversions are one of the most impactful ways Fort Collins homeowners can save water, create beauty, and support local biodiversity. By replacing thirsty turf with a thoughtfully designed, low-water landscape, you gain a vibrant outdoor space that thrives in our climate and enriches daily life. Learn how Habitat Guild helps you design resilient, eco-friendly landscapes, and how the Fort Collins Xeriscape Incentive Program can support your project.

Pollinators are crucial to our ecosystem and have an incredible impact on humans and wildlife. Without pollinators, our world and humankind itself would not exist.

As the heat of summer settles in, our gardens and outdoor spaces require special care to thrive. July is a crucial month for landscaping, where thoughtful maintenance can ensure your yard remains in good condition throughout the season.

Xeriscaping has become a very popular option when it comes to sustainable landscaping. Your city may offer a rebate for converting your property to xeriscape.

Sustainable landscaping for commercial development

Cost savings and lower maintenance

Exploring regenerative landscaping in Colorado’s unique environment