
Transformation Tuesday: Blending Beauty, Function, and Sustainability
This project began with removing outdated gravel, metal edging, coyote fencing, and overgrown rose bushes, clearing the way for a more...


Xeriscaping in Santa Fe: How to Plan a Water-Wise Landscape
Santa Fe’s arid climate makes water conservation a top priority when designing an outdoor space. Xeriscaping is a landscaping approach...

Transformation Tuesday: Low-Maintenance Landscape with High Visual Impact
This project started with the removal of outdated gravel and metal edging, making way for a more inviting and structured landscape. A...

Transformation Tuesday: Low-Maintenance, High-Impact
This project showcases the potential of xeriscaping to create a sustainable and visually stunning outdoor space. A natural moss rock...


Why Hardscaping Maintenance Matters
Winter Hardscaping Maintenance Tips for Your Santa Fe Home When it comes to maintaining a beautiful and functional landscape during the...


Natural Solutions for Afternoon Shade and Privacy
This month, we’re diving into creative ways to provide afternoon shade in open areas without resorting to fences or screens. While...


Question of the Week: Evaluating Tree Damage
Q: With the heavy snowfall, some of my Juniper branches broke. What’s the best thing for the health of the tree? Remove branches to...

Transformation Tuesday: Stepping Up the Pathway Game
From a few worn-out steps to a full transformation! What started as a short set of steps ending in gravel has now become a beautifully...

Transformation Tuesday: A New Coyote Fence for a Happy Client
Out with the old, in with the new! We recently replaced a client's aging coyote fence on its last legs. After carefully removing the old...

Transformation Tuesday: A Yard Transformation with Pueblo Charm
Looking to brighten up your yard? This client wanted to lighten the feel of their outdoor space by replacing their dark flagstone pathway...