Flagstone 101
We understand that not everyone is familiar with the terms for some of the materials that go into their landscaping and architecture, so we thought we would give you a […]
Monthly Archives: June 2010
Put these natural bug repellents to work
The next time you’re outdoors, you should consider using a natural bug repellent.B Although regular repellents are effective, they pose more health threats than repellents made from natural oils.B One […]
Keeping critters out of your garden
Have you ever had a problem with animals eating your garden?B If so, you’re not the only one.B This problem happens quite often.B Luckily, people that have also experienced this […]
Show off your design project
Does your home have what it takes to be a “Home of the Year?” Enter Mountain Living’s 2010 Home of the Year contest and find out! Mountain Living is calling […]
Landscape architecture expected to grow
Being a successful landscape architect is more than just planting pretty flowers. It’s about managing projects and working with other building professionals. It’s one of the best jobs in the […]
Stay ahead of pesky pests with alert system
Don’t you wish there was a way to prepare for the attack insects are about to launch on your garden? Well, Colorado State University has the answer: The Pest Alert […]
Surviving mud season with a few good reads
The Summit County Library recently released a list of books on its shelves that are sure to help all of you gardeners bide your time through mud season. They started […]
Are you safe in the sun?
This week is National Sun Safety Week as supported by the Sun Safety Alliance. We thought this would be a good time to remind everyone to take the sun into […]
Vote in our new poll!
The other week, we said we’d be changing our poll and we’re keeping good on our promise. Before we reveal our new poll, though, we thought we’d discuss the findings […]
