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BOULDER, Colo. — As Colorado’s summer heats up, and climate change continues intensifying the state’s extreme weather, many gardeners are tearing out their lawns and trying out different plants and techniques.
“Everything here will be blooming throughout the season. So, you’re never gonna be without a pop of color in your yard,” Staats said. As a gardener herself, Schuenemann said she’s learning new techniques to deal with Colorado’s extremes. She grew up in the Midwest where her family tended to an apple and cherry orchard.
Researchers studying impacts climate change is having on CO's alpine plants Steve Roldán 5:00 AM, Feb 20, 2024 That’s why more Coloradans appear to be turning to native, low-water landscaping.
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