When we hear the words “winterize your sprinkler system” or “sprinkler blow out”, it can often be confusing as to what this actually is and why it is important. Every year before the first freeze, blowing out your sprinkler system should be a priority for any and all irrigation systems that are located in a…
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Oct 10, 2016
Landscaping: More Than Just Mowing Lawns A lot of people make the ghastly assumption that this is all we do–just mow lawns for money. Although we do offer that service, landscaping is much more than that. The outdoor space that immediately surrounds your property is something that welcomes you home everyday, and is something that says farewell…
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May 29, 2016
I don’t usually do this, but I want to talk about Westside Grounds and why we are the best yard service provider in Denver. Yard services include a range of lawn and garden tasks, and we have experience in dealing with each one of these tasks. Sprinkler Repair As a landscaping firm, we have dealt…
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May 15, 2013
No matter your age, doing these things is just plain fun: Build a fort. Building a fort is something that just makes life better. (The pictured fort is made from sticks and twigs, but forts can be made from sheets, or boxes, or anything else you have lying around) Building a fort is part make-believe,…
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May 15, 2013
Get Your Lawn Care Tools Ready for Spring April is typically the time when outdoor chores rev up again. The ice has been chipped away, the snow has melted, and it is time to stretch your outside legs again! To make your life easier, here are four simple checklists for April lawn care tips that…
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Apr 04, 2013
Stay Ahead of the Snow with These Top Apps App developers are coming out with more and more complex apps. There are a lot of applications for the snow season. I am going to share my top 5 weather apps and explain what cool features they have to offer, so you can more easily get…
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Feb 01, 2013
As many dog owners know, one of our largest issues with man’s best friend can often be the fact that they are struggling with their dog digging up their lawn. Digging is a very common habit that occurs naturally in dogs, though some breeds may be predisposed to digging while others are reserved. Dog owners…
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Jan 29, 2013
Here in Colorado, we’ve finally entered winter and we’ve finally received the snow to prove it! Just over Christmas we received a few much awaited inches of beautiful snow. But with snow comes another: salt. While using salt on driveways, sidewalks, and roads can be great to ensure ice stays away, your lawn may think…
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Dec 27, 2012
… Is water! Its been a dry, dry year and lately we’ve seen very little snow. We’ve long past the process of preparing our lawn for winter but what to do when fall seems to extend into the winter months? Your plants, being hidden under four inches of nice soil with a nice winter nightcap…
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Dec 03, 2012
Essential Lawn Care Tips for Winter Preparation We’re so close to winter, only 1 month left! And while we may be ready to kick back and be ready, there may be a few last minute preparations to ensure your lawn is in tip top shape and ready for winter. Your lawn is an entire population…
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Nov 20, 2012
