AURORA, Colo. (CBS4) - During the pandemic, many Coloradans took up new hobbies like gardening. Colette Haskell a Certified Colorado Nursery Professional at Nick's Garden Center in Aurora has seen the ...

CORVALLIS, Ore. — Gardeners hoping to conserve water can start by growing crops that naturally need less of it. Choosing ...

When a plant grower with years of experience and observation offers gardening insight, you can pretty much count on the fact that it will be good advice. One of those companies, Monrovia (Monrovia.com ...

Arid or xeriscape landscape does not have to be hot, boring, sparsely planted or just gravel covered areas that look bleak. We call these designs water-wise. A good designer has the human environment ...

Succulents are having a moment—and for good reason. These sculptural, water-wise plants bring beauty and simplicity to any ...

In the face of climate change and rising temperatures, home gardeners are looking for ways to garden more sustainably and reduce their carbon footprint. Home composting and reducing plastic waste are ...

1. If at all possible, do not plant tomatoes in the same spot from one year to the next. They will bear much better if they are planted in an area that has not been home to growing tomatoes for at ...

In 2011, Texas experienced its worst one-year drought since 1895. Water restrictions were intense, and reducing landscape watering was always first on the list. That summer, the lawns were all dry and ...

As we find ourselves in the heat of another growing season many of us are trying to choose our new plants wisely. We are looking for beauty, water efficiency, and pollinator supporters. If they can ...

DENVER (KDVR) — As Colorado faces drought conditions after one of the driest winters on record, experts are encouraging residents to use water-wise landscaping and native plants to help conserve water ...

image: John Cushman is a professor in the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources at the University of Nevada, Reno. He is project leader on a $14 million study, funded by the ...