2024 Top Landscaping Trends in Denver & Boulder

As we step into 2024, we're focusing on sustainability, biodiversity, and creating personal sanctuaries that reflect your style and needs. Whether you're a seasoned green thumb or just getting started, there's never been a better time to cultivate your own slice of nature. Let's explore the key trends and tips that we believe will be strong in 2024.

Natural Plantings: Continuing the wild beauty vibe, we will continue to emphasize native species, we're crafting gardens that mimic the untamed beauty of nature. These spaces are not just visually stunning but also crucial for local ecosystems.

Love the Bugs: Every creature plays a role in the health of our gardens, including those tiny bugs we often overlook. This year, we're focusing on creating bug-friendly gardens. By doing so, we promote biodiversity and support the essential work these little critters do for our environment.

Adapting to a Changing Climate: With shifting weather patterns, we’re championing the use of drought-tolerant and heat-resistant plants. These hardy species ensure that your garden remains a lush haven, even in more challenging climates. From beautiful succulents to resilient grasses, we have a palette that thrives in adversity.

Low-Maintenance Beauty: 2024 is about embracing low-maintenance gardening without compromising on aesthetics.

Pollinator Gardens - Reimaging Lawns: Lawns are taking a back seat this year as we continue to stand on our soapbox to tout pollinator gardens. These vibrant spaces attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Not only do they add a burst of life and color to your property, but they also play a vital role in supporting our local ecosystems.

At Larkspur Landscaping, we believe that gardening is a dance with nature. As we step into 2024, we're more committed than ever to creating spaces that are in harmony with the environment, cater to the needs of our clients, and celebrate the beauty of the natural world.

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