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Lifescape Makes the 2020 Inc. 5000 List

Lifescape Makes the 2020 Inc. 5000 List

Inc. 5000 2020: An Exclusive Guide to America’s Most Inspiring Entrepreneurs These are the stories of the fastest-growing privately-held companies in the U.S. No.4,907: Lifescape Colorado Provides landscape architecture, construction and ongoing property care services for high-touch residential and commercial properties. See The Full List >

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Outdoor Power Players: Pergolas, Patios & Pools

Outdoor Power Players: Pergolas, Patios & Pools

It’s already nearing the end of 2020 and we are ready start looking ahead to 2021. Planning is ideal, especially when it comes to incorporating new structures into your outdoor landscape.   Enter our top three contenders to consider: pergolas, patios and pools.   Senior Landscape Architect Dan DeGrush has been with Lifescape for over a decade and has witnessed trends come and go. This month, he…

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Plant Your Bulbs for a Fall Color Palette

Plant Your Bulbs for a Fall Color Palette

Do you feel that Colorado? Fall will soon be here in full force bringing in a crisp breeze, freshly fallen scarlet leaves and the sweet smells of pumpkin spice and cinnamon. Before retreating indoors, there’s still time to attend to your autumn landscape so you can enjoy the great outdoors, even in sweater weather. Special…

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5 Factors to Consider Before Diving Into Pools, Spas, & Water Features

5 Factors to Consider Before Diving Into Pools, Spas, & Water Features

With hot summer days in full swing, few things sound better than a refreshing backyard pool to cool down. Whether you’ve been interested in lounging poolside, relaxing with a backyard outdoor spa, or finding peace with ornate backyard water features, there are a few crucial factors to consider before diving in. You might ask, “how…

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Smart Irrigation Month: The Secret to Saving Water this Summer

Smart Irrigation Month: The Secret to Saving Water this Summer

July is Smart Irrigation Month in the State of Colorado, which means it’s time for us to share the latest and greatest technology, updates and upgrades you can make to your irrigation systems to save water and create a more sustainable future for our beautiful state.  Keep reading for some tips from the Lifescape Colorado irrigation experts.  …

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New Outdoor Kitchen & Dining Trends to Dine For

New Outdoor Kitchen & Dining Trends to Dine For

Outdoor kitchens and dining areas are a way to not only cook and enjoy a meal in the open air but also a way to experience the landscape. The concept of outdoor cooking and dining is not new, but the sophistication and style are far into the future, thanks to new trends. These days, outdoor…

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Lifescape Featured in Colorado Homes & Lifestyles Magazine

Lifescape Featured in Colorado Homes & Lifestyles Magazine

How to Master Minimal Upkeep, Maximal Lingering A Denver couple’s modernist outdoor world. BY DEVON MINER — March 23, 2020   Denver-based landscape architect Dan DeGrush of Lifescape Colorado was tasked with redesigning a 1,200-square-foot outdoor living space for a married couple in their 40s who had recently moved from LoDo to Hilltop. The couple wanted an urban, minimalist…

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Secrets to Breathtaking Seasonal Color in Your Colorado Landscape

Secrets to Breathtaking Seasonal Color in Your Colorado Landscape

As spring swings into summer, the Denver area and Front Range comes to life. This is the ideal time to plant beautiful seasonal color with containers and annual beds in your Colorado landscape architecture. The local “frost safe” date is in late May, so early June is prime time for turning up the volume on…

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A 1920s Denver Home Gets a Backyard Makeover

A 1920s Denver Home Gets a Backyard Makeover

This outdated outdoor space was dramatically transformed into a Tudor-inspired tour-de-force for entertaining. After the owners of this iconic 1920s home in Denver’s Park Hill neighborhood decided to renovate the interior of their Tudor-style abode, the backyard was the next big redesign on their list. Last refreshed in the 1990s, the outdoor space felt outdated…

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