Once the temperatures drop and the growing season winds down, it is easy to assume that drainage issues belong to the summer storms or monsoon season. But in Santa Fe, winter brings its own set of challenges. Even though we get less rain this time of year, the combination of freeze and thaw cycles can quietly create long-term problems for your landscape. A little attention now helps protect your outdoor spaces and sets you up for a healthier spring. Pay attention to freeze an

New Mexico weather has a way of keeping us on our toes. One week, we’re on high alert for wildfires, and the next, a sudden monsoon rolls...

As we head into the warmer, drier months here in Santa Fe, wildfire season becomes a very real concern for many homeowners. With rising...

Santa Fe’s arid climate makes water conservation a top priority when designing an outdoor space. Xeriscaping is a landscaping approach...

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

Xeriscaping is an excellent approach to landscape design in Santa Fe's semi-arid climate. With a well-designed xeriscape, you can...

This month, we’re diving into the topic of erosion—an important issue that can impact both the aesthetics and functionality of your...

In this month's blog, we delve into the factors influencing the number of irrigation zones needed for a landscape. Each zone comprises...

In this month's blog, we're diving into the ups and downs of using a cistern as a water source for your irrigation system. Picture a...

Welcome to this month's blog, where we delve into the advantages and drawbacks of inground box/wall timer irrigation systems. This...