With spring just around the corner, outdoor cooking season isn’t far off. One way to add depth not only to your home garden but also your plate is to incorporate hearty and versatile herbs to your culinary landscape.

You have several choices to consider when planting Spring blooms. Several spring blooms can be planted inside and transferred by pot or transplanted into soil outdoors fairly soon. Consider pansies, primrose, crocus, daffodil, scilla, lilies and allium for your early to rise Spring options. Many have bright colors and work well together in a pot and will flourish when brought outdoors as temperatures rise.

A great feature of our yards is the ability to transform with the seasons giving us an exciting splash of changing color and adding interest into what would otherwise be a predictable yard.

Autumn brings us color and transition as our plants and trees prepare themselves for the winter ahead. Fall brings us the bright colors that many trees and plants wait to display every year. Autumn Purple Ash, Autumn Blaze Maple and Burning Bushes to name a few have some of the most beautiful colors of the year and quickly evolve the landscaping to show off its’ special colors.

Desert landscapes in Denver happen to be a very popular choice, especially among newer built homes in Denver and even many different remodels. Some people prefer a desert landscape because it has a very appealing aesthetic quality, look and feel to it. Whereas other people may prefer such a landscape because it truly augments the exterior look of their home and highlights the finer details of the workmanship, allowing stunning features to really shine through

by Janine Buchal for the Landscape Network Withstanding gusty winds, drastic and often sudden temperature fluctuations, and intense sun due to altitude, is a tall order for a plant that needs to be replanted annually. Gardners and landscapers alike hope that annuals not only last the season but flourish in our Colorado gardens. Here are [...]

by Janine Buchal for the Landscape Network You no longer have to whistle like a professional to attract lovely songbirds to your yard. Attracting songbirds in Colorado can be as easy as what tree you plant in your yard. Colorado provides a unique environment for up to 400 different species of birds. Many of these [...]

An extremely popular tree in many parts of the country, the dogwood is a fantastic pick to add beauty to any landscape. But their pleasing aesthetic qualities aren’t the only bonus to your setting, they also attract birds of all kinds, making for some great birdwatching.

While there are many annuals available to us in Colorado, there are certain types that need to get full sun and will only thrive if they receive full sun. This video details which types of annuals to use in the Denver area, and what type of landscape maintenance to use for your annual gardens. Annuals are the big “pop” of any landscape, and keeping them well maintained will keep them looking their best.

Of all the plants in the world, the lilac may just be one of the loveliest. The genus is comprised of around 20 different species (and 1,000 varieties!), all of which are fragrant, hearty, and beautiful. The most common shade is that of a light purple, but lilacs can also commonly be seen in varying shades of white, cream, pale yellow, and the rarer deep burgundy.