As summer approaches in Colorado Springs, homeowners face a familiar challenge: managing their yards in hot, dry weather. With limited rainfall, high altitudes, and extended periods of sunshine, it’s essential to plan your landscaping around drought prevention strategies that conserve water without sacrificing beauty. Whether you’re trying to keep your lawn green, choose plants that can thrive in dry soil, or simply reduce your water bill, there are smart, sustainable solutions that can help.
Colorado Springs is a beautiful city, but winter can be tough on your landscape. As the golden hues of autumn surrender to the crisp embrace of winter, it’s time to ensure that your landscape is well-prepared to weather the colder months. Winter can be a challenging season for your outdoor space–the cold weather, snow, and wind can damage plants and trees, and make it difficult for them to survive. That’s why it’s important to prepare your landscape for winter before the cold weather arrives. With some thoughtful planning and a bit of elbow grease, you can protect and even enhance your landscape’s health.
As the Colorado summer’s warm embrace gradually loosens its grip and the days start to grow shorter, there’s an undeniable feeling in the air—the arrival of autumn. While we might be saying goodbye to beach days and barbeques, fall ushers in its own kind of magic, especially for those lucky enough to have an outdoor haven of their own. So, as we bid adieu to summer, it’s time to get our yards ready for the enchanting season ahead.
