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As drought restrictions tighten, Castle Rock residents swap lawns for xeriscaping
Castle Rock, Colorado, residents are replacing traditional lawns with water-saving native landscaping through a rebate program offered by Castle Rock Water. The program provides $3.25 per square foot for conversions, with 432 participants in 2026, leading to significant long-term water savings and reduced maintenance. Local companies like Bluebird Design and Landscape are assisting with the transition.
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