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...
If your landscape is outdated, consider having it converted into a Xeriscape. For those who are not familiar with the term Xeriscape, it is simply a type of landscape or garden that reduces or eliminates the need for supplemental water from irrigation. This type of...
Ever heard of vertical gardening? If not, it is a new landscaping trend that has not been seen too often in Colorado yet. This is due to the fact that Colorado does not have the year-round climate to support expanses of green walls like you see in more temperate...
Are you sure the plants in your landscape and garden are safe for your little furry family members, meaning your beloved pets? Believe it or not, there are some plants that are safe for humans to eat but are toxic to pets. Cats and dogs don't usually eat plants but to...
If you are ready to add a bit of drama to your garden, why not go with basic black? It has taken quite some time, but black is now in with flowers and growers have developed the black petunia. Not available at retailers just yet, this black bloom can be used to create...
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...
“When is the best time to hire a landscape architect?” A question homeowners have asked for years with an elusive answer that depends on a multitude of factors. To answer the question, homeowners should first consider their home’s plot and design. The project’s scale...
Don't simply enjoy your beautiful garden during the day. Illuminate your garden with solar lighting that creates soft pools of light that make trees, accent rocks, plants and more look interesting at night. It does not matter whether you have a vast landscape or a...
When it comes to fertilizing your Colorado landscape, there are a few things you should be looking for. During the spring, your grass builds the roots which support the lawn all season long. The roots take in the fertilizer, which results in a beautifully lush lawn....
If you plan on entertaining outside this spring and summer, it's important to get started on your landscape now. The earlier the better. Here are 4 ways you can make your lawn lush in time for those late spring or early summer outdoor parties: 1. Soak your lawn. This...