by Trent Spence | Dec 20, 2013 | Blog
We love holiday greenery and as we transition from fall to winter we tend to forget the landscape and look to the indoors as holiday decorating kicks into high gear. The fact that holiday decorations have been available in the stores since late September only entices...
by Trent Spence | Dec 6, 2013 | Blog
Winter snow and ice have fallen upon us now and as the fall season winds down and everyone is concentrating on the holidays it is important to consider your home maintenance needs as the winter season approaches. After an extremely mild winter and an unseasonably hot...
by Trent Spence | Nov 27, 2013 | Blog
If you discover your lawn to be a sea of dandelions every spring, you have certainly missed your fall weed control chore before settling in for a long winter. Fall is the best time to treat perennial and hard to control lawn weeds. Broadleaf weed herbicide...
by Trent Spence | Nov 8, 2013 | Blog
This blog is for the bird feeders! We often spend a lot of time on these articles discussing the aesthetics of the garden landscape, and focus on plant and building materials and how they can be used to create attractive outdoor environments. But an aspect of the...
by Trent Spence | Nov 1, 2013 | Blog
Evergreens…Norway or Colorado? One of the great things about landscape architecture is the opportunity to use plant materials to build environments. Unlike other trades where the finished product will remain much the same in “year twenty-five” as it was at...
by Trent Spence | Oct 25, 2013 | Blog
Bulbs in Fall bring a Spring surprise! A well crafted landscape is much like a rich musical arrangement, with multiple layers complimenting each other to create an interesting and satisfying whole. In the landscape, the “layers” of trees, shrubs, perennials,...
