Does Your Yard Need a Makeover? Here Are 4 Signs It’s Time to Call the Pros

At DeckTec, we understand that maintaining a beautiful outdoor space can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’re here to help. If any of these signs sound familiar, it might be time to let us transform your yard into the outdoor oasis you’ve been dreaming of: 1. Dead Grass or Dying Plants Browning grass and wilting plants are signs something’s not right. Maybe it’s the soil, the irrigation system, or the amount of sunlight. Don’t waste time guessing. We’ll identify the problem and create a solution tailored to your yard. 2. Your Neighbor’s Yard Puts Yours to Shame There’s nothing worse than[...]

By |January 30th, 2025|Categories: Blog, Colorado Life, Front Entry, Garden & Lawn Care, Landscapes, Outdoor Living|0 Comments

Colorado’s Many Native Bees

While everything might be dry and brown down here on the Front Range, our state’s highest location may just now be reaching peak wildflower time. In Colorado, wildflowers often come in three phases and are dependent on moisture and elevation. August through October represents a final opportunity to revel in Colorful Colorado flowers before the white stuff starts flying once more. For many, it’s important to get up and see them before they’re gone, but chances are a variety of our native bee population will beat you there, busily buzzing through mountain meadows – pollinating the flowers in the process.[...]

Winter Gardening Too?

Is a harsh winter coming? No, we didn’t need to consult The Farmer’s Almanac. It will be a cold, snowy winter because the uneasy truce enjoyed with the neighborhood squirrels has been torn (likely chewed) up. What’s left of the garden with tiny teeth marks all over. Though winter is coming, this does not mean that gardening is over. You can do much to prepare for next spring and even get some seeds planted if you hurry. Fall and Winter Gardening Most people don’t think about starting a garden in September and October. Still, there are many types of root[...]

By |October 13th, 2020|Categories: Blog, Garden & Lawn Care, Gardening, Outdoor Living|1 Comment

How to Protect Your Deck from Planters

Planning for a summer staycation has led to increased interest in home gardening across the Front Range.  For homeowners looking for an easy way to use their green thumbs or spruce up their outdoor living spaces, container gardens and planters are an especially popular choice. But a word of warning: those planters can end up damaging your deck if you aren’t careful. If standing water collects underneath them, it could cause stains, promote mildew and mold growth, and even end up rotting the wood in your deck. […]

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Garden & Home Show!

Did you know that the Colorado Garden & Home Show, all 400,000 square feet of it, is the largest and most prestigious home and garden show west of the Mississippi? More than 600 companies from 25 states and Canada are showcasing cutting-edge technologies in landscaping, gardening, energy-efficient heating and cooling, window treatments, flooring, lighting, fireplaces, patio furniture and fun stuff like greenhouses, sound systems, decks and hot tubs. This year’s show includes 11 inspiring landscaped gardens. It’s the place to go to get out of the cold or if you’ve got cabin fever. More than 50 free educational seminars and[...]

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