These are folks who do work we believe in and folks we work with in our quest for sustainable native plant landscaping.

MeadowPro

MeadowPro is a native plant landscaping company focused on the greater Denver Metro Area. They have a really strong team, a ton of experience, and a proven track record. (Check out Curtis’ classes at Denver Botanic Gardens and webinars for Resource Central.) We are growing plants for them–expect to hear more about this!

Wild Ones Front Range

Wild Ones Front Range is the Colorado chapter of a national nonprofit focused on helping people “do” habitat gardening. Kristine is on the board, writes for the newsletter, and has given talks about soil for the chapter. There is tons of information about gardening with native plants and gardening with sustainability in mind at the WOFR website.

Colorado Pollinator Network

The Colorado Pollinator Network brings people together to learn about, advocate for, and conserve our state’s pollinators and the habitats they depend on. This is the coalition of folks behind the Colorado Pollinator Summit, which we are sponsoring in 2026. We will highlight their work periodically.

Colorado Native Landscaping Coalition

The Colorado Native Landscaping Coalition (CNLC) is a growing coalition of mission-aligned organizations working in collaboration to advance policies that will transform landscaping across Colorado. These organizations work together to advocate for native plants and native plant landscaping, done in a sustainable way. We all believe in getting more good plants in the pipeline and into yards.

People and Pollinators Action Network

The People and Pollinators Action Network works on pollinator protection, community development, environmental policy, sustainable agriculture, and habitat management. They are deeply embedded in the work above, and they are helping to make Colorado a healthier, more resilient place for all of us.

EcoCycle

We are reducing the amount of peat in our propagation media and moving toward using local renewable resources instead. This isn’t possible without a lot of leaves, a lot of wood mulch, a lot of worms, and the time, space, and expertise to set everything up. We are so grateful to EcoCycle for their support in our quest to go peat free.

Cool Boulder Campaign

Cool Boulder is a city-sponsored initiative working to build a network of partners–from residents to non-profits to businesses–who invest in nature-based solutions to support the health and well-being of our community in the face of climate change. We are a Cool Boulder partner. Expect to see us highlighting collaborations we embark on with other partners.