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Cold weather projects provide warm weather enjoyment!

Cold weather projects provide warm weather enjoyment!

When you’re stuck inside during short, cold, winter days, start thinking about how to add some function and beauty to your landscape! Now is the perfect time to dream up your ideal outdoor living space. Working with a professional landscape designer to design and build during the winter will help assure that you are ready…

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5 Container Gardening Mistakes to Avoid This Winter

5 Container Gardening Mistakes to Avoid This Winter

Winter gardening in Colorado isn’t impossible, but it will require a few changes on your part. If you don’t want your landscape to look like a bleak midwinter snowstorm, container gardening is a wonderful way to enjoy winter interest on your patio and around other areas of your yard. You can even enhance your container’s visual impact by adding…

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Don’t forget these Winter Lawn Care Tips

Don’t forget these Winter Lawn Care Tips

During the winter season in Colorado, while much of the landscape is dormant and the ground is frozen, it can be easy to forget that your landscape still needs care. Since you are not really mowing the lawn and trying to plant a garden, that’s no reason to bypass winter lawn care. Take a look…

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Add some Color to your Hardscape Projects

Add some Color to your Hardscape Projects

Driveways, pathways, walkways, stairs…they don’t always have to look so boring. Many times homeowners fail to realize that their hardscapes can be just as eye-catching as the garden. What could give you more curb appeal or visually pleasing aesthetics than attention-grabbing color? If you are still a little unsure, take a look at a few…

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The Colorado Blue Spruce Tree

The Colorado Blue Spruce Tree

Since Fall is here and the holidays are beginning to be the focus on everyone’s mind lets talk about a popular holiday tree, the Colorado blue spruce tree. A lot of times people start out buying the tree as a potted plant for indoor holiday decoration. Then after the holidays, they will plant their blue…

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