We’re working together to be more successful with native grass projects in irrigated colorado landscapes.

Native grasses are one of the best sustainable, functional, and water wise groundcovers for Colorado. They’re also one of the most cost-effective landscape vegetation options for non-essential turfgrass replacement.

Native grass projects can be challenging to install and maintain. To improve our success, a group of over fifty Colorado landscape and water professionals is learning about the best practices for installing and maintaining native grass projects in urban and suburban irrigated landscapes.

We’re recording the information in a guide to share it with others who are considering or implementing similar projects.

Our group includes:

  • Landscape professionals
  • Water provider program managers
  • Parks and campus staff
  • Project managers
  • Environmental groups
  • Sustainability professionals
  • Open space managers
  • Municipal employees
  • University-based experts

We’d love for you to join us, too!

Join the Email List
Read the Guide
Project Overview
Educational Workshop
Templates
Note…THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS.

Most of us are knee-deep in the learning process with native grass projects. Our understanding is evolving rapidly.

Please expect changes and updates on a regular basis. Join the email list and you’ll be notified each time there’s a significant update.

Questions? Reach out to Catherine Moravec, catherine@coloradonativegrass.org.