Plants & Trees
Natural Lawn of America offers organic, pesticide-free lawn care in our area! https://naturalawn.com/denver-co
PlantSelect.org has lists of native plants as well as plants that are well adapted to Front Range landscapes. All are non-invasive, resilient, drought tolerant and have long seasons of interest. You can select from a list of attributes to find plants meeting the niche you are looking to fill. For example, if you want a SHRUB that is DROUGHT TOLERANT, DEER RESISTANT and ATTRACTIVE TO BIRDS, you will get a list of 26 options, each with its own special appeal!
Other useful resources include:
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Planning a native/xeric landscape: Landscaping with Native Plants guides:
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Native low-water plants which are good for pollinators/birds/wildlife:
https://www.waterwiseplants.org
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Native perennials:
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Nurseries and seed companies that sell native Colorado plants:
https://extension.colostate.edu/docs/pubs/natres/sources-native-plants.pdf
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List of more than 1000 native Colorado plants, as well as courses for learning about local native plants:
http://conativeplantmaster.colostate.edu/
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Native plants that are drought tolerant:
https://extension.colostate.edu/docs/pubs/native/FrontRangeSm.pdf
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Plants for Pollinators:
https://xerces.org/pollinators-mountain-region/
Wildlife Rehabilitation Organizations
Colorado Parks & Wildlife Database for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Rescue Organizations:
Urban Wildlife Rescue:
http://www.urbanwildliferescue.org
Birds of Prey Foundation
Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center