Creating a medicinal garden is more than just an act of gardening; it's an act of love and care for your family. Imagine having a living pharmacy right in your backyard, where each plant holds the potential to soothe a cough, calm a stress-filled day, or heal a skin irritation. This guide is tailored for the nurturing woman, eager to weave the ancient wisdom of herbal remedies into the fabric of daily family life. From the lemony zest of Lemon Balm to the soothing petals of Chamomile, each herb in your garden will be a testament to your care for the well-being of your loved ones. Not only will we explore the myriad uses of each plant, but we'll also dive into the specifics of their care—making sure they thrive in the unique climate of Colorado. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or someone who's never touched a trowel, this journey will transform your garden into a sanctuary of healing and beauty.

January, a breath of cold fresh air, the opportunity to start anew. As garden designers we spend a lot of time thinking about how we will spend our time in the garden and what new experiments we’ll run to continue to evolve and hone our skills and our vision.

Our latest blog post delves into the soulful world of naturalistic plantings, the revolution of eco-friendly gardening, and the vibrant dance of pollinator-friendly landscapes. Join us as we explore how your garden can be a canvas for sustainable beauty and a sanctuary for nature's wonders.

Unlock the true potential of your landscape. By planting native species, removing invasives, avoiding chemicals, and embracing sustainable practices, you can create a thriving ecosystem that benefits both you and the environment.

Attention, homeowners of Colorado! Governor Jared Polis has recently signed State Senate Bill 178 into law, ushering in a wave of transformative changes to Homeowner Association (HOA) rules. These groundbreaking developments empower you to bid farewell to water-thirsty grass lawns and embrace xeric, resilient, water-wise plantings.

Are you struggling to create the garden of your dreams? A garden coach can help! With their expert guidance, you can cultivate a thriving garden that fills you with joy and nourishment. Say goodbye to frustration and hello to a beautiful outdoor space that inspires you every day.

Aphids, those tiny green (or black or yellow) pests, can wreak havoc on your garden. They suck the sap out of your plants, leaving them weak and stunted. But fear not, for there are ways to fight these little critters and protect your beloved garden.

Spring is a season of renewal and growth, and for many gardeners, it's a time to start pruning and cleaning up their gardens. However, in the rush to get things tidy, it's important not to forget about the bugs that call your garden home.

When the moon is full, the night comes alive with a soft, ethereal glow. And what better way to make the most of this magical time than by creating a moon garden of your own?

In the late 1800s, America fell in love with the lawn. A lush green yard symbolized prosperity, ownership, and conformity. However, we are now beginning to see lawns for what they truly are: ecologically dead, wasteful, and dull.

Starting a garden can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience. Not only does it provide an opportunity for exercise, but it can also be a source of beauty, a way to learn life lessons, and a chance to tap into your creativity. When deciding to start a garden, it's important to consider a few key factors, such as the type of garden, location, soil, and plants.

Flower hammering: it's not just for botanists and textile artists anymore! If you're looking for a fun and unique craft project, look no further than flower hammering.

The secret to gardening is patience, love, and devotion. Gardening isn't a perfect art; accidental beauty is one of the great pleasures of gardening.

However, certain elements can make a garden journey more enjoyable.

Larkspur Landscaping Gift Guide: Our favorite gifts for the 2022 holiday season!