Denver Water is halting all lawn irrigation on Oct. 1, but customers can still hand-water trees, shrubs, and perennials during the drought.

September is the perfect time to begin dividing certain perennials so you can expand your garden for free while also tidying your yard. Call that a win-win!

Here’s what to know about tidying up your garden this fall, including when to do it, what plants you should cut back, and what perennials to leave until spring ...

Plants respond to drought in several ways. Leaves may curl, turn brown, or drop prematurely. Flowering may stop, and new ...

Expand your garden's color palette with unique plants like Rudbeckia triloba and perennial sunflowers, offering vibrant ...

Another busy summer garden season is drawing to a close, but celebrations are continuing at Pine Reflections Gift and Garden ...

These are the last days of summer and the early days of fall (September 22 is the official autumn equinox), but these days ...

Discover hardy perennials that thrive in diverse climates, from black-eyed Susans to Siberian irises, ensuring a vibrant, low-maintenance garden year-round.

Discover the best perennials and shrubs to plant in fall for a beautiful and thriving garden. Learn about top plant choices ...

Polkinghorne also puts bee balm and garden phlox on his fall cutback list. Both can be susceptible to powdery mildew, making ...

Replacing a lawn or other single-species landscape with a meadow is one of the most rewarding ways to increase biodiversity in your yard. A thoughtfully designed meadow provides food and shelter for ...

As the days grow shorter and the leaves begin to put on their colorful show, it’s time to enhance the garden’s season finale with some vivid blossoms.