Homeowner Guides

Denver Lawn, Landscape & Tree Resources

Practical guides grounded in CSU Extension research and Denver Water guidance, written for Front Range homeowners.

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What Is the Best Way to Water Trees in Denver?

Denver's semi-arid climate means even established trees need supplemental water. Learn how to water across the full root zone, not just at the trunk, for healthier, more resilient trees.

When Should You Stop Watering Trees in Colorado?

Colorado winters can be surprisingly dry. CSU Extension guidance explains when and how often to water trees and shrubs during the dormant season to prevent winter desiccation.

Drip Irrigation vs. Sprinklers: Which Is Better for a Denver Yard?

Both systems have a place in a well-designed Denver yard. Understand which works best for turf, garden beds, shrubs, and trees, and why hydrozoning them separately matters.

Common Landscaping Mistakes Denver Homeowners Should Avoid

From skipping soil analysis to set-and-forget irrigation timers, these common errors cost water, money, and plant health. A CSU-grounded overview of what to watch for on the Front Range.

Best Drought-Tolerant Plants for Denver Front Yards

Sun exposure, soil type, drainage, and mature size all determine whether a plant will thrive in your yard. Explore Front Range-adapted options from CSU Extension and Denver Water.

How Often Should You Fertilize a Colorado Lawn?

Timing depends on your grass type and whether you applied a late-fall feeding. CSU Extension guidance on cool-season vs. warm-season turf, avoiding excess nitrogen, and site-specific evaluation.

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