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Ready to judge? Denver’s top chefs face off for a good cause

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By Danielle Grant Verified
| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
DENVER — It’s the ultimate showdown of savory and sweet as some of Denver’s top chefs battle for culinary bragging rights — and you can help decide the winner.
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How to implement a 'ColoradoScape' into your yard

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By Danielle Grant Verified
| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
CENTENNIAL, Colo. — Fall is planning season — and if you’re a homeowner or an HOA board, this is the time to start thinking about next year’s landscapes. Denver7 met up with Phil Steinhauer, owner of Designscapes Colorado and a member of the Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado, to talk about what sustainable landscaping and a 'ColoradoScape' looks like in our beautiful state. Steinhauer explained the first thing folks should think about is plant selection.
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ColoradoScape: Using native, water-wise plants to create beautiful, sustainable landscapes

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By Danielle Grant Verified
| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
CENTENNIAL, Colo. — As we inch closer into the fall season in Colorado, many homeowners and HOAs may think the landscaping season is over. But experts said this is actually the time to start planning for next year’s landscape. With record heat in August, water restrictions and rising water bills, they explained it’s more important than ever to think about sustainable landscaping.
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