Transform your Denver yard into a stunning, water-wise desert oasis using rocks, gravel, and drought-tolerant native plants. Rock desert landscapes combine boulders, river rock, lava rock, and crushed gravel with plants like yucca, agave, penstemon, and native grasses to create sustainable, low-maintenance outdoor spaces. These designs reduce water use by 60–80%, lower maintenance costs, prevent soil erosion, and support pollinators and local wildlife.

Popular ideas include geometric gravel beds, xeriscape courtyards, river rock pathways, cactus and agave feature beds, gravel lawn alternatives, boulder-focused xeriscapes, dry creek beds, terraced hillsides, desert zen gardens, native wildflower mixes, fire pits with gravel seating, flagstone patios with succulents, retaining wall gardens, lava rock xeriscapes, wildlife-friendly gardens, gravel mosaics, and shade-tolerant corners.

Maintenance is easy: remove debris monthly, prune plants annually, inspect irrigation systems twice a year, pull occasional weeds, and refresh organic mulch every 2–3 years, while rock mulch remains permanent. With thoughtful design, rock desert landscapes provide lasting beauty, sustainability, and low-effort enjoyment in Denver’s semi-arid climate.

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