The beautiful rests on the foundations of the necessary. -Ralph Waldo Emerson A Growing Trend To some, growing plants on our rooftops is a new concept. To others, living roofs are a common, even essential, practice that have been utilized the world-over for […]
Five Ways to Improve Your Home’s Curb Appeal First impressions matter – especially when it comes to selling your home. According to the National Association of Realtors, 63 percent of home buyers will drop by if they like what they see online. […]
What is the Best Time for Pruning? By Bryan English, ISA – Certified Arborist We made a list of the top 20 tree and shrub species we find growing in our clients landscapes and created a list of the best time […]
Prevent Winter Damage Don’t wait until it is too late – your trees and shrubs need protection. Winter is harsh. Even the during the mildest winter your trees and shrubs can be devastated. The cold winds, extreme temperatures, heavy snow […]
Don’t Neglect Fall Landscaping Chores Fall is officially here. At the mere thought of the season, images of brightly colored leaves floating whimsically to the ground come to mind. Perhaps childhood memories of jumping into heaps of raked leaves or the crisp sound […]
Claiming Your Turf During the landscape design process, one of the more important decisions is whether to use seed or sod for the turf install. Both have their own pros and cons, and both have been found to work amazingly […]
Shoveling snow is something that everyone has to do during the winter season, (unless you have TLC do snow removal for you!!) but proper winter maintenance extends past just shoveling the walk. Snow and ice buildup is a serious problem […]
An interesting sight to see while driving through our beautiful state of Wyoming is something called a Living Snow Fence. A snow fence, or windbreak, is a landscape structure designed to manipulate drifting snow by guiding it to accumulate in a more […]
Aspen leaf spot, also known as Marssonina leaf spot, commonly occurs on aspen trees in the Jackson Hole landscape and forest. Leaf spot is typically found after a spring of warm, rainy conditions, or irrigation that is improperly applied to […]
One of the most common trees planted in the landscapes of Jackson Hole is the Colorado Blue Spruce. Many landowners within Jackson are seeing “holes” appear within their Colorado Blue Spruce trees. The tree looks as though it is hollow, […]
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“The best friend on earth of man is the tree: when we use the tree respectfully and economically we have one of the greatest resources of the earth.”
– Frank Lloyd Wright
