Last week we spoke about planning for the upcoming spring rush. This week we will be discussing the best places to focus on to bring your landscape alive. From the types of trees and shrubbery to the areas for hardscapes, we all want to nail that perfect design for our yards. For anyone with close…
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While most people wait until spring to begin thinking about their landscape it is always a good idea to start planning in the middle of the winter. This time, with most of the leaves down, will allow you to get a better view of your landscape that will help you determine the areas of your…
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With the New Year upon us it is time again to come up with our resolutions. Some of us will vow to hit the gym and lose weight, some of us will attempt to quit smoking and some of us will start a new hobby. For those of you that are looking to get involved…
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Lifescape had a great year filled with lots of new work and creative designs. We are also happy to welcome many new members to the team and we look forward to having them aboard. In addition to the growing team we were blessed to receive new awards for our creative and innovative designs but more…
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The holidays can creep up on you rather quickly. For those of you that are still looking to add that holiday charm, here are a few ideas to get you started. Pinecones Bringing in some pinecones from the yard to decorate your home is another great way to bring in that holiday feel. Remember to…
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Whether you DIY or hire a professional, during the holidays we all enjoy that elegant glow. While outdoor lights can be a wonderful sight to see, they can be a beast to install. This is especially true in the shivering colds of December. If you do decide to hire a professional, make sure that they…
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Fall always brings a lot of beautiful colors but then the winter comes along and takes a lot of these colors away. But that doesn’t have to be the case. Keep color in your yard alive all year long by brightening up your outdoor containers with some autumn, holiday and winter themes. For a wonderful…
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The winters in Colorado can be rather dry. This is especially true during the months when there is little to no snow covering the ground. Plants and shrubbery, especially new transplants, evergreens, perennials and any other shallow rooted shrubbery, need moisture throughout the cold months. While they may seem healthy with no water or moisture,…
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The trick or treat season is upon us once again. Children all over the nation have been searching for that perfect costume in preparation for one of the greatest nights of the year; Halloween. There will be children running everywhere; from door to door, across the streets and of course across your yard. Take some…
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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…
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