It’s a warm summer evening, and the sun is beginning to set, casting a golden glow over the lush greenery of the backyard. As you step outside onto the patio, you’re greeted by the inviting aroma of herbs and spices mingling in the air. Your outdoor kitchen is a masterpiece
July 2024 | Native Edge Landscapes What is Fire Resistant Landscaping? Fire-resistant landscaping on Colorado’s Front Range incorporates principles and plant selections designed to minimize the spread of wildfires and protect homes. The key features are 1) creating defensible space 2) choosing fire-resistant plants, and 3) maintaining the landscape to
Here are our top picks for fire resistant plants native to Colorado and a great choice for Front Range landscapes. Blanket Flower Bringing a splash of color to the middle of summer, Blanket Flower showcases vibrant red and yellow flowers that attract pollinators. Whether paired with other plants or standing
Thanks to everyone who participated in the recent Boulder Chamber Golf Tournament and made some Chips for trees at Native Edge’s hole #5 at Lake Valley Golf Course! For the 170 chips made we are planting 170 trees with the help of our non-profit partner OneTreePlanted.org! While Tom, Andrew and
The Colorado Front Range, with its picturesque views and varied climate, offers an ideal backdrop for beautifully landscaped gardens. However, deer and rabbits, though charming to observe, can wreak havoc on our carefully curated outdoor spaces. In this article we will talk about the specific ways these animals can damage
June 2024 | Native Edge Landscapes Are you tired of waking up to find your garden nibbled down to stubs by our graceful but voracious deer friends? Welcome to our guide on deer-resistant plants, where you’ll discover an array of stunning, hardy plants that add beauty and resilience to your
Avoiding the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides and growing the right flowers, shrubs, and trees with overlapping bloom times will support pollinators and wildlife, and provide additional benefits to soil, water, and air quality. Flowers provide the nectar and pollen resources that pollinators feed on. Native plants, which are
At Native Edge Landscapes we employ the design-build, single-source responsibility model for all of our projects where every team member from the designer and project manager to the stonemasons, and landscape technicians – works together as one single entity. What does this mean for you? Communication is ensured. Every client
September is a great month to give your lawn a boost before it goes to sleep for the winter. Set your lawn up for success next season with these 3 essential steps. #1: Give your lawn a little breathing room with a core aeration! What is aeration? Aeration is the process
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Travis began landscaping in his teen years as a hardscape mason. After earning a degree in economics from Montclair State University he began exploring interiorscape and living wall design & maintenance in the New York Metro area. After relocating to Boulder he gained further experience in design-build, commercial client management and green roofs. Since joining NEL in 2019 Travis’ focus is commercial account management and new business development. Outside of work Travis enjoys skiing, golf, and exploring Colorado’s mountains.