Created by landscape designers, the plans come with native plant lists for 19 different US eco-regions. By. Melissa Breyer. ... mitigate flooding, sequester carbon, filter water, and more.

Climate change. Aside from reducing our outdoor water use, how does Coloradoscaping help us address the climate crisis? In prairie environments like the Front Range, it’s all about the roots.

About 80% of the plants in our residential landscapes are non-native plants. They don’t have to be invasive to wreck the food web. So that led me in a whole new research direction to find out ...

If you are lucky enough to live near a freshwater pond, you are familiar with the magical soundscape created by spring peepers, bullfrogs, owls and songbirds who call your neighborhood ...

We think of lawns as an iconic American institution. But our carefully manicured green lawns have their roots in European aristocracy.

About 80% of the plants in our residential landscapes are non-native plants. They don’t have to be invasive to wreck the food web. So that led me in a whole new research direction to find out ...

Native San Diegans showed us how plants can build and heal. ... They are water resistant so they don’t rot. He crushes the hollow stalks with his fingers and removes the fibers.

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Invasive species cost the North American economy $26 billion a year. By outcompeting local plants or animals, invaders reduce ...