Many trees on the Front Range have fallen due to extremely high winds. Since there has been record snowfall in February, the soil is soft and this creates instability for trees being bombarded by raging winds. Here are a few planting and precautionary tips from ALCC.com that can help you save the trees in your landscape. Plant evergreens on the east side... [Read more...]
A vacation, we all love it. What better way to unwind than from a fabulous retreat that immerses you in the outdoors with a few luxurious pleasures? Well Lifescape Associates wants you to know you can have that everyday, right in your own backyard! Many homeowners don't understand the outdoor living potential they have in their barren or average-looking backyard... [Read more...]
Get ready for Spring Color in the Landscape
Posted on February 21, 2012 By kwalker (Edit) Leave a Comment
Have you started thinking about what colors you want to see in your landscape this spring season? Now is a great time to start thinking about what seeds to get in preparation for the planting season. Why spring color? There is nothing that perks up your yard more that a healthy dose of vibrant color. From the back garden to flower pots on the front porch, colorful... [Read more...]
5 Gardening Tips to get ready for Spring
Posted on February 18, 2012 By kwalker (Edit) Leave a Comment
Is the gardener in you just dying to get outside and go to work? Lifescape Associates understands. Take a look at five things the ALCC says you can start to do now in order to get your garden ready for the spring season. 1. Compost. Even if the ground is snow covered, throw some fresh compost over the garden to let it settle into the soil so come planting... [Read more...]
Are you looking to upgrade your Denver or Boulder home landscape to add the look of luxury. A luxurious landscape is not only visually appealing, it also enhances your outdoor living experience. From water features (waterfalls, fountains and spouts) to fire ( fireplace and fire pit), to outdoor art (sculptures, statues and etc.), the look of luxe can incorporate... [Read more...]
Just 2 weeks ago the the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the release of the new version of its Plant Hardiness Zone Map (PHZM). If you have not heard of the map, it is basically a tool that gardeners and researchers have used over the years to figure out the best plants for growing in their region. The map itself is not a brand new map, it... [Read more...]
