Don't Just Xeriscape - Coloradoscape with Native Plants!

[@andreamontoya1041]

4:45 Hteat and encouraging message. Thanks for getting this out there. 💚🌱💚

[@kathym8388]

Spot on! Terrific video! Thanks, Wild Ones Front Range, for spreading this important message so clearly and beautifully.

[@wildonesfrontrangechapter775]

Thanks for your support Kathy! We're excited for more people to incorporate native plants in their landscape. Beauty + environmental benefits = a win/win.

[@MarshallCutchin]

Great video! Thanks Wild Ones!

[@wildonesfrontrangechapter775]

Thanks for watching and sharing!

[@GDSavingThePast]

Just found you and subscribed. Looking forward to seeing more great content like this video from you in the future. I am currently transforming my front yard and next up will be part of my backyard as I can afford the materials and plants needed

[@contagiousmedia3]

Go native plants! :)

[@wildonesfrontrangechapter775]

Yes!!!

[@ogadlogadl490]

When is the next seed swap? I looked on you website in the upcoming events and could not find the information on the date. Thank you in advance for the information and reply! 💚🌱

[@wildonesfrontrangechapter775]

We're in the planning stages... likely October/November. We'll update the website as soon as we have the date. Thanks for asking!

[@ogadlogadl490]

@@wildonesfrontrangechapter775 TY!

[@tjcihlar1]

Good until someone complains and you get a letter from the city to mow.

[@wildonesfrontrangechapter775]

If you get such a note from your city, let them you know you are cultivating a native garden and list some of the species. Most cities support native landscapes, but they don't visit sites after a complaint (just send a letter) so you need to educate them. Also, consider putting a sign in your yard educating neighbors that what you are doing is intentional and for the local birds and pollinators. Good luck!