Landscaping How to Guide

8 minutesYou’re pushing your mower across a Denver lawn on a Saturday morning. The bagger is filled with clippings. You pause and wonder: “Should I mulch these clippings or haul them

11 minutesMulching new grass seed creates a protective microenvironment that does four critical jobs simultaneously. It shields vulnerable seeds from intense UV rays, locks moisture, stabilizes soil temperature, and creates a

10 minutesFew things frustrate gardeners more than seeing freshly spread mulch wash away. Between Denver’s Chinook winds, downpours, and sloped yards, keeping mulch in place can feel impossible. But with the

7 minutesFall in Denver brings beautiful golden leaves and a not-so-beautiful cleanup challenge. When leaves pile up on your mulch beds, they trap moisture, invite pests, and block sunlight, suffocating your

9 minutesEvery time you mow your lawn, you’re left with a pile of grass clippings. But what if that “waste” could become one of the best free mulches for your garden?

5 minutesOrdering landscape rock can feel intimidating – too much, and you overspend; too little, and your project stalls halfway. This guide takes the guesswork out of landscaping rock calculations, helping

5 minutesHow to winterize plants? To winterize plants, begin by watering deeply before the ground freezes, apply 2–4 inches of mulch to insulate roots, and protect vulnerable plants with burlap or

6 minutesTransform your outdoor space with artificial grass installation that delivers lasting beauty without the hassle of traditional lawn maintenance. This synthetic turf revolution eliminates weekly mowing, constant watering, and seasonal

7 minutesDenver’s climate demands careful preparation to protect strawberry plants through harsh winter months. So, how to winterize strawberry plants? The key to successful winterization lies in understanding Colorado’s unique weather

7 minutesGrass invasion in flower beds creates one of the most frustrating challenges gardeners face. These unwanted intruders steal nutrients from your flowers while disrupting the visual harmony you’ve worked to