Almost any yard can fit a pond, she says, as long as the pond is set up correctly. Here are Smith’s tips for raising fish in a backyard pond.
This Boulder garden if full of fun and laughter. After 11 years of “seeing what wants to live here” and precious tending, Yates says her garden is finally “softened and loosened and where it needs to be.”
People aren’t the only ones who love to spend time in the yard during the summer months. For the family pet, the outdoor living room serves many purposes – providing a place to relax, burn off some energy, play safely with friends (human and furry), and do their “business.” To help everyone – including your […]
Did you know 80% of Americans can no longer see the Milky Way? Why? The cause is light pollution. Light that goes up is a waste of resources. The Dark Sky Association reports approximately 30% of outdoor lighting in the U.S. is wasted each year and mostly from lights that are not shielded. It adds […]
Gardening brings many health benefits such as getting us outdoors breathing fresh air and helping to burn calories. But the downside involves the stress, strain and sometimes downright pain it can bring to our bodies, particularly our hands. Help care for yourself with these tips: During cooler periods such as early spring, plan to garden during […]
Boulder County composting experts offer these easy tips for keeping undesirables out of compost piles.
Building a proper habitat will turn your garden into a wildlife haven. Habitat is key to inviting wildlife into your garden. Here’s how to get started.
A new book, City Farmhouse Style: Designs for a Modern Country Life is inspired by author Kim Leggett's grandmother’s imagination, creativity and reinvention, and so is her career.
The rise of connectivity between gadgets means your home’s appliances and electronics can do more for you with less fuss. Here are Evan Stinson's, manager of ListenUp’s Boulder store, picks for the most innovative home technologies.
Nothing compares to the bright, fresh flavors of spring vegetables, so Boulder chefs whipped up these dishes using the tastes of spring: radishes, peas, greens and more. Make them in your own kitchen or visit local restaurants to sample the savory fare they come up with this season.
Nothing compares to the bright, fresh flavors of spring vegetables, so Boulder chefs whipped up these dishes using the tastes of spring: radishes, peas, greens and more. Make them in your own kitchen or visit local restaurants to sample the savory fare they come up with this season.
Nothing compares to the bright, fresh flavors of spring vegetables, so Boulder chefs whipped up these dishes using the tastes of spring: radishes, peas, greens and more. Make them in your own kitchen or visit local restaurants to sample the savory fare they come up with this season.
Nothing compares to the bright, fresh flavors of spring vegetables, so Boulder chefs whipped up these dishes using the tastes of spring: radishes, peas, greens and more. Make them in your own kitchen or visit local restaurants to sample the savory fare they come up with this season.
Savory spring fare: Enjoy this recipe for sprout salad from Boulder's Leaf Restaurant's chef.
Spring is the season for fresh décor. DIY decorations are an easy way to switch things up and get the kids involved.
Now is the time to get ready for gardening, hiking, grilling and patio pursuits with these local shopping suggestions.
How a shrewd eye resulted in a stunning home with stories behind every wall. That’s apparent in this newly remodeled home, which is part industrial, part rustic, part barn-inspired and packed with discarded treasures upcycled into unique accents.
This Boulder garden is “very interactive, very natural, very peaceful.” Asian motifs abound in the stunningly serene landscape.
Your patio may not be spacious, but it can be the perfect space to surround yourself in beauty. Here are tips to turn tiny into terrific.
By Carol Brock “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet” — William Shakespeare Well, not exactly. “So many modern roses are bred for form, not fragrance,” says rose expert Eve Reshetnik-Brawner, co-owner of Boulder’s Harlequin’s Gardens. Fortunately, many roses do have heady scents. If you’re new to growing roses, here are tips […]
