10 minutesPine straw as mulch is absolutely a legitimate option for Front Range landscapes, but it’s not the right choice for every situation. You need to weigh several factors including water conservation needs, soil health goals, and particularly fire risk in our dry climate. Some areas of your property might benefit
10 minutesPine straw as mulch is absolutely a legitimate option for Front Range landscapes, but it’s not the right choice for
8 minutesYou must know that traditional lawns and water-hungry plants struggle against Denver’s intense sun, sudden temperature shifts, and limited rainfall. Smart plant selection transforms these challenges into opportunities. Xeriscape landscaping
6 minutesHow much does it cost to xeriscape a yard? Most homeowners report spending between $15,120 and $18,400 on their xeriscaping projects. However, the average xeriscape cost can vary depending on
6 minutesWhen considering water-conscious landscaping options, “xeriscape” and “zeroscape” often enter the conversation and cause confusion. What’s different about zeroscape vs xeriscape? Xeriscaping involves using drought-tolerant plants and water-efficient techniques to
6 minutesIn Denver’s semi-arid climate, water conservation isn’t just environmentally responsible – it’s economically essential. With rising water costs and frequent drought conditions, traditional green lawns demand unsustainable resources. Xeriscaping offers
8 minutesCan you lay sod in the fall? Yes. Fall represents the best window for sod installation when executed properly. The combination of cooling temperatures and increased moisture creates ideal conditions
6 minutes“When is the best time to lay sod in Denver?” The answer is: early spring and late fall are the best time of year to lay sod in Denver. These
6 minutesWhy is my new sod turning brown? The most common reasons for this condition include under-watering, over-watering, compacted soil, or damage from pests, fertilizers, or foot traffic,… Before you panic,
7 minutesHow long after installing sod can you walk on it? It’s generally recommended to wait at least 2 weeks before you can walk on it. This allows the roots to
7 minutes“When to mow new sod?” Wait at least 2-3 weeks after installation, or until the roots have firmly established in the soil. You can verify readiness with a gentle tug
7 minutesHow often to water new sod? Newly laid sod requires several waterings daily for the first 2 weeks, gradually reducing to once daily and then 2-3 times weekly as roots
