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Have you checked on your Hardscapes lately?

Have you checked on your Hardscapes lately?

Hardscapes are the areas of your landscape that use hard materials such as pavers, natural stone, cement, bricks or manufactured blocks that create retaining walls, patios and walkways. Since your hardscapes are exposed to the elements on a daily basis, after some years, depending on the hardscape material, you may begin to see the color…

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Are Deer damaging your Beautiful Gardens?

Are Deer damaging your Beautiful Gardens?

Are you having problems with deer damaging your beautiful landscape? Deer are probably the most prevalent of animals that can devastate a garden.  When planting, it is important to know that deer may eat anything, even plants that garden and nursery centers list as deer resistant.  The reason is just how hungry the deer are. …

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Time for Irrigation Turn-ons

Time for Irrigation Turn-ons

It is that time of year again, and everyone is probably relieved. The winter weather is finally going away and the spring season is getting off to a slow start. Now is the time to have your irrigation system turned back on for your Colorado landscape. These are happening as we speak in the Denver…

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Spring is the Perfect Time to Enhance your Landscaping

Spring is the Perfect Time to Enhance your Landscaping

Spring is here and it is time to get your Colorado landscape looking healthy and beautiful. This time of year is the perfect time to have work done on your front or back yard. The temperatures are warming up and the wildlife will be out and about. For those of you who love to garden, you have…

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Lifescape Associates Celebrating 35 Years!

Lifescape Associates Celebrating 35 Years!

At Lifescape Associates we take our role as your trusted Landscape Investment Adviser very seriously. Your landscape is one of the most valuable real-estate assets you own and it’s our job to protect and grow it.  We are celebrating our 35th year working in Denver and Colorado and that means quality and dependability to our…

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The Importance of Microclimates in a Landscape

The Importance of Microclimates in a Landscape

If you have never heard the term “microclimate” before, it is a word that all homeowners should know. The microclimate is the climate that immediately surrounds your home. For energy efficient landscaping, it is vital that you consider your microclimate as well as your regional climate. Each home’s microclimate varies depending on location and its…

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Attracting Wildlife to your Landscape

Attracting Wildlife to your Landscape

A great thing about having an attractive exterior landscape is the fact that it is not only inviting to people, but wildlife too. There is nothing quite like chirping birds, grazing deer and scurrying chipmunks to enhance the naturalistic look of your overall landscape. Your front and backyard can become a haven for you to sit…

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Give your Home some New Curb Appeal

Give your Home some New Curb Appeal

When you decide to begin the planning for your new landscape design, don’t forget about curb appeal. You want your home’s curb appeal to make a great first impression for everyone who approaches your home. Especially potential home buyers if you are looking to sell your home in the future. Make your home’s front entry look so…

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Japanese Garden Design

Japanese Garden Design

A Japanese garden design is a great landscaping idea to add a little change and variety to your garden. It is an option that will provide a new mood and feeling to your garden, making it a more peaceful area of your home. If you would like to redesign your garden with a Japanese design…

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What Flowers to Plant in the Spring in Colorado

What Flowers to Plant in the Spring in Colorado

Although temperatures are still frigid and winter still has its tight grip on Colorado, spring is just around the corner. That means it’s time to start thinking about your garden and lawns. One of the first things that need to be determined is what type of flora you are going to plant this spring. This…

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