Spring is a time for new beginnings in nature, and we have some big changes ourselves. Since it is spring, we thought it would be a great time to announce we will soon be moving to our new office location. We will have more room, it will make us more efficient and will benefit our…
Continue ReadingSetting Up Your Hardscapes
When creating the perfect landscape it can be easy to focus on the trees, shrubbery and flowers and forget to focus on what can really bring your yard together…hardscapes. Winter is the best time to begin construction on your design. Lifescape can build your hardscapes so that you are all ready to go for that…
Continue ReadingA Grand Time for Lifescape
Lifescape has just won the Grand award from the National Association of Landscape Professionals Awards of Excellence Program for our Castle Pines Residence design. Our team travelled to Louisville, Kentucky to attend the LANDSCAPES conference and accepted the award on stage this evening. We were one of 4 who won this award for North America,…
Continue ReadingPreventative Landscape Maintenance: Final tips to prepare for the freeze
The growing season is quickly coming to a halt and now is the time to take those final steps to prepare your landscape for the coming cold. The better you prepare, the more benefits you will receive next spring. We have compiled a short list of tasks that will help you get a jumpstart on sustaining…
Continue ReadingLANDSCAPES 2015
Lifescape members, Michael Hupf, President & CEO, LeAnn Ostheimer, Director of Sales and Marketing, and Mike Ransom, Construction Division Manager, will be attending the National Association of Landscape Professionals’ (NALP) convention. This convention is an opportunity to network, recruit, attend educational sessions and meet other leading landscape professionals. Not only will we be in attendance…
Continue ReadingNow Is The Time To Focus On Your Hardscapes
With fall upon us and winter months coming, now is a great time to think about hardscapes. Whether it’s a driveway, a stone path, a patio or even something more elaborate such as a fire pit or water feature; now is a great time to visualize the areas where you can perk up the beauty…
Continue ReadingDon’t “Fall” Victim to These Gardening Blunders
Every garden season has its joys, as well as its potential pitfalls. The good news is that many garden and landscape problems are preventable. When fall arrives in Colorado, make sure you avoid the following common garden mistakes. Forgetting to safeguard plants from wildlife. As temperatures drop, food sources for deer and other creatures dwindle. This can make your…
Continue ReadingOur Expert Advice for Beginner Gardeners
Whether you’re growing a vegetable garden or want to cultivate a landscape full of greenery and beautiful blooms, a special satisfaction comes with watching your landscape thrive. When starting anything new, it’s always helpful to receive some advice from the experts. Here are a few gardening tips every Colorado gardener should follow. Care for the soil before planting. First,…
Continue ReadingBig Ideas for Small Space Landscapes
A modern lifestyle often means larger living spaces on smaller plots of land. You can take advantage of this by implementing big ideas for your small Colorado landscape design. Choosing multiple focal points, the right color combinations and a precisely placed hardscape, your small garden space will pack a powerful punch. Here are five tips…
Continue ReadingBold Container Garden Designs
Bold container gardening is a simple way to impact your landscape design. Containers can fill a small garden space with a variety of blooms. And if you rent your home, you’ll have a fully landscaped yard that can move with you to your next home. Containers can be as permanent or as transient as you…
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