Create crisp, clean borders in your garden with these edging options
Determining what type of edging to put in your landscaping can be more than a matter of optimal function.
Home & Garden
Serene Soaks
Creating a private spa space you’ll never want to leave By Heather Shoning It’s been long week—oh, who are we trying to kid; it’s been a long two years! There’s work, laundry piling up, grocery shopping, kids, pets, dinner to make. The list goes on. Now imagine having a special spot to relax at […]
Winter Warmth and Comfort: Bread Baking
Bread-baking at home has enjoyed a renaissance of late, sparked by quarantine and continuing long after. Those who finally gave it a go realized that it’s not a chore but an enjoyable activity that yields tasty results.
Meet Artist Blaise Simonelli
In the beginning, Blaise Simonelli painted landscapes and animals from photographs until she stumbled upon something new. “I experimented with abstract, where my true passion resides.”
Surprising Winter Floral Arrangements
Branch out with these alternative winter floral arrangements to bring the beauty of flowers into your home all season long.
Mixing and Matching
Allow the architectural style of your home to inspire—not constrain—your creativity for mixing and matching your favorite furnishings and decor.
Winter Landscape Stars
Add these winter landscape stars to your planting list for a beautiful display next year.
Your Guide to Planning a Home Remodel
Home remodels are big undertakings that can be daunting, especially if you’ve never planned one before. We talked to local experts for advice to get you started.
Get a Jumpstart on Your Garden
Turn your attention toward a fruitful spring by getting your garden on indoors for an early start.
Saving Space in Cramped Kitchens
How to get a small kitchen to work for you By Carol Brock Making meals requires a lot of “stuff,” which is particularly challenging when all that stuff must stuff into a small kitchen. In cramped kitchens, clever storage is crucial. A good game plan is to “purge a lot, then splurge a little,” […]
Boulder County Holiday Markets
It’s always best to shop local, and this year’s supply-chain delays make it more prudent than ever to do your shopping in person. Here’s a list of holiday markets happening in Boulder County this December: Winter Market Series Wibby Brewing, Longmont Dec. 1, 8, 15, 22 This weekly winter market features a rotating […]
Cozy Up Your Home
By Kate Jonuska When the weather outside turns crisp and cool, we crave all things soft and warm as we prepare to snuggle deeper into our homes. We’ve rounded up some local professionals’ best ideas for how to make everything from your nose to your toes stay fabulously cozy this season. 1. Pretty […]
Looking Ahead: Landscaping Trends for 2022
Whether you’re thinking about planting, paving or practicality, now’s the time to start planning for a new landscape design.
Feature Home: Reaching New Heights
This Boulder couple gathered a team of rock-climbing buddies—who also happen to be building professionals—to expand their home.
Halloween Decorations: Spooky Solutions for a Storage Shortage
How to go all-out on Halloween decor without having to pack the attic afterward.
Admirable Alliums
With so many colors and heights to choose from, alliums are cheerful elements that add wonderful texture to a garden.
Bring the Beauty of Nature Inside
After a long summer, the arrival of cold weather is a bit of a shock. But you can lessen the blow by bringing the beauty of nature inside.
Pocket Parks for Pollinators
Public and residential gardens form a pollinator-friendly urban corridor in the Goss-Grove neighborhood in Boulder.
Autumn Soil Boosters
Prepping garden soil in fall helps prepare it for next spring’s growing season.
Meet Artist Jacque Michelle
Jacque Michelle prefers contemporary colors and creates bold shapes with loose brushstrokes. The results are more expressive than realistic.
The Yellow Barn Farm
Sustainability, biodiversity, community and good food are core priorities at the heart of The Yellow Barn Farm.
Ehren Joseph
