Front Yard ColoradoScape Design with Boulders, Native Plants & Rock

The Simon Project in Denver focused on transforming the front yard into a cleaner, more water-efficient landscape using a ColoradoScape approach. The existing yard was refreshed with decorative rock, mulch areas, and carefully placed boulders that add natural structure and visual interest to the space. These elements help create depth and texture while keeping the design simple and cohesive.

Native and climate-appropriate plants were incorporated throughout the landscape to provide color and interest across multiple seasons. These plant selections are well suited to Colorado conditions and require far less water and maintenance than traditional lawn-heavy landscapes. A drip irrigation system was installed to deliver water directly to plant roots, improving efficiency while supporting healthy growth.

This Denver front yard project is a great example of how ColoradoScape landscaping can dramatically improve curb appeal while reducing water use and long-term maintenance. By combining natural stone elements, native plantings, mulch, and drip irrigation, the finished landscape looks clean, intentional, and well adapted for Colorado’s climate.