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Looking Back at 2016

Looking Back at 2016

Before making proclamations and promises for the New Year, let’s take a moment to look back on some of the highlights from an amazing 2016. A celebration 40 years in the making Lifescape has been recognized as a high-touch landscape architecture, construction, and maintenance company and this past year marked 40 years of crafting a…

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Happy Holidays from Lifescape

Happy Holidays from Lifescape

Happy Holidays! It is our pleasure to work with clients around Colorado, providing the talents of our team to design, construct and maintain beautiful gardens, landscapes, and hardscapes. As we gather together with family and friends from near and far, be sure to take some time and travel around the neighborhood and enjoy the displays and decorations associated…

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Landscape Winter Watering Tips

Landscape Winter Watering Tips

Landscape Winter Watering Tips Similar to sipping hot chocolate while watching Colorado’s winter weather through a window, the plants and shrubs within your landscape need moisture to survive the cold months. The semi-arid climate typically produces mild and dry winters with humidity levels ranging from 9% to 13%. It takes 12 inches of snow to…

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Donating To Denver Rescue Mission

Donating To Denver Rescue Mission

Adopt a Family Donating To Denver Rescue Mission For more than a century, the Denver Rescue Mission (DRM) has changed the lives of people, working towards a goal of returning them to society as productive, self-sufficient citizens. For the past four years, Lifescape has proudly joined this noble effort by taking part in the DRM’s…

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Lifescape Lights Up The Governor’s Residence

Lifescape Lights Up The Governor’s Residence

Once again, Lifescape has teamed up with the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) Colorado to celebrate the holiday season by showcasing our expertise, creating beauty at the Governor’s Residence. For the fourth straight year, this effort is in support of the Governor’s Residence Preservation Fund; a movement established to ensure the history of the Boettcher…

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Holiday Landscape Lighting Tips By Lifescape

Holiday Landscape Lighting Tips By Lifescape

  With the Colorado winter bound, we’re not far removed from traveling around to the numerous holiday lighting displays that adorn landscapes and homes. While we all pleasure in the beauty, it’s easy to forget the hours of effort outside in the shivering cold necessary to make it all happen. This year, why not stay…

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Thank You, From Lifescape

Thank You, From Lifescape

Colorado’s winter weather always brings everyone indoors to celebrate the holidays with family. We at Lifescape consider our employees to be family and we are thankful for all of them and the amazing work we accomplished together this year. Together, as a family, we left our old offices and moved into a new space that we…

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Colorado Fall and Winter Container Decor Tips

Colorado Fall and Winter Container Decor Tips

Enhance your Colorado Fall and Winter Decor! As chilly autumn winds make way for Colorado’s true winter, the cold can make going outside a chore. But that doesn’t mean you should abandon your landscape. With containers, you can keep color in your yard all year long and even create something special for the holidays. Here…

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Winter Landscaping Preventative Maintenance

Winter Landscaping Preventative Maintenance

An upper-level pressure ridge is keeping record high temperatures across all of Colorado. The heat has delayed typical fall landscape duties, but winter is coming. You might be wearing short sleeves and shorts, but now is the time to prepare your landscape with preventative maintenance. Plant Your Bulbs – If you are in search of a…

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Protecting Your Trees from Beetles and Disease

Protecting Your Trees from Beetles and Disease

2015 marked the fourth consecutive year that an outbreak of spruce beetles caused widespread tree mortality and since 1996, more than 1.5 million acres have been lost in Colorado due to the insect. But that pales in comparison to the 3.4 million acres of Colorado forestland lost from 1996 to 2013 to the mountain pine…

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