Senior News Writer

Education

University of Colorado

Company

MileHighLifescape

Expertise

Horticulture, Landscaping Design, Lawn Maintenance & Turf Management, Plant Health & Pest Management, Soil Science

About

I am a landscaping specialist with a strong passion for creating beautiful, functional, and sustainable outdoor spaces. As a contributor to Mile High Lifescape, I aim to share helpful knowledge and practical insights that guide homeowners in caring for and improving their yards, lawns, and gardens. My experience in landscaping allows me to understand the importance of thoughtful design, proper lawn care, efficient irrigation, seasonal maintenance, xeriscaping, and outdoor living solutions. I believe that every yard has the potential to become a space that reflects the homeowner’s lifestyle while staying healthy, attractive, and suitable for the local environment.

Articles

bagging vs mulching grass

Bagging vs mulching grass: Which is better? 

5 minutesEvery mow ends with the same choice. Grass clippings can either scatter finely across the lawn or collect in a bag for disposal. That single decision, bagging vs mulching grass,

arbor cost

Arbor cost: What you’ll pay in 2026

5 minutesGarden structures add charm to any yard, and arbor cost sits at the center of that decision for many homeowners planning an outdoor upgrade. Material, size, style, and installation method

How to trim tall trees

How to trim tall trees safely and correctly

6 minutesLearning how to trim tall trees starts with understanding why height changes everything about pruning. Tall trees add real shade and value to a home, but a branch that looks

Does english ivy kill trees

Does english ivy kill trees? What to know 

7 minutesDoes English ivy kill trees? Ask five people and expect five different answers, ranging from a confident yes to a flat no. Homeowners, gardeners, and property managers dealing with ivy

Different tree bark types

Different tree bark types: A complete guide 

6 minutesBark is one of the most reliable ways to identify a tree, especially during months when leaves, flowers, and fruit are absent. Unlike foliage, which changes with the seasons, bark

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