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Have you turned your Sprinklers on yet?

Have you turned your Sprinklers on yet?

Hopefully, you have already started up your sprinkler system by now. Quite a few areas have voluntary watering restrictions in place which means we need to be more careful about saving water. It is best to run your sprinkler system early in the morning, however, if you have them programmed to run in the morning…

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Lifescape Staff on their way to being licensed Landscape Architects

Lifescape Staff on their way to being licensed Landscape Architects

Lifescape Associates wanted to share some great news with you today. As you may remember reading in a previous post, designers Dan DeGrush and Tonya Glassmeyer were getting ready to apply for their Landscape Architecture license. Well Dan and Tanya passed the first two of four exams necessary to attain their license.  So they are half way…

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Perfect Pergolas

Perfect Pergolas

Pergolas are a great garden structure that does not necessarily have to always be in the garden. In fact, pergolas are excellent for shading walkways, passageways, entrances or sitting areas in your landscape. Think about it, is there any area of your landscape that could benefit from building a pergola? Perhaps your favorite reading spot…

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Is your Outdoor Living Space ready for Entertaining?

Is your Outdoor Living Space ready for Entertaining?

Memorial Day is almost here which kick starts the season of barbecuing on the back porch, taking a few cool dips in the pool and inviting over family and friends to enjoy a day outdoors with food, fun, and laughter. So is your outdoor living space ready for all of these activities? The best time…

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A Healthy Garden for a Healthy Lifestyle

A Healthy Garden for a Healthy Lifestyle

Many people are choosing to grow their own vegetables and fruits today. There are plenty who enjoy gardening as a hobby, but now more people are making the choice in order to help supplement a healthy or organic lifestyle. Depending on what foods you like to eat, that is one of the first steps to…

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Planting Edibles and Growables Together

Planting Edibles and Growables Together

Now is the time to start planting those annual flowers, tender veggies,  perennial herbs and berries. Plus, those beautiful flowering perennial plants that bring the landscape alive with color and texture. Early May is the perfect time to fill your garden with color and flavor! A new trend in the garden is to mix the edibles with…

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The Top Outdoor Living Trends for 2012

The Top Outdoor Living Trends for 2012

Americans are still very in love with their back yards, shows a recent survey conducted by the American Society of Landscape Architects. According to the 2012 Residential Landscape Architecture Trends survey, Americans are showing a preference for an undemanding outdoor space that is great for lots of entertaining. The survey was rated by landscape architects across the…

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The Importance of Xeriscape

The Importance of Xeriscape

Last week, Denver Water announced a Drought Watch Response. The watch is really a stage 1, which is a voluntary call to their customers to try and reduce their water use 10%. It is very important because continued dry weather could lead to a Stage 2 response which in return means more constraints. This warm,…

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Indoor Comfort with an Outdoor View

Indoor Comfort with an Outdoor View

People love the comfort of their homes, but they also want to be outside to enjoy the great Colorado natural environment. That’s where the beauty of outdoor living comes in. You can have your cake and eat it too!  With an outdoor living space, you get to enjoy all the comforts of the indoors with your…

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Lifescape at the ALCC Planet Day of Service

Lifescape at the ALCC Planet Day of Service

Lifescape Associates had the pleasure of  participating in the ALCC Planet Day of Service on last Friday, April 20th. This great event took place at the Excelsior Youth Center and was for an extremely good cause. This event was really cool because the center is a school for at-risk young women (ages 11 to 18) and it’s…

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