Welcome to
Blade to Blade
Lawn & Landscape LLC
Thank you for your interest in Blade to Blade. We know that your landscape is a source of pride and we value this by delivering to you a quality product with outstanding service. By keeping landscapes in peak condition we keep the customer happy, the neighborhood admiring and collectively help beautify this wonderful city. Our commitment to quality and service will ensure that you are satisfied.
It’s all about quality
We know that you have many choices in service providers and we feel you will find great value with us. We believe in the do it right the first time ethic. There are a lot of companies that will be happy to do a job cheaply. We believe in doing it thoroughly. Please contact us today for a free quote. We look forward to working with you to solve your landscape needs.
Approach
Our system for maintenance provides the essentials necessary to maintain a thriving landscape for you to enjoy. We seek not only to provide, but to educate as well. We feel that an informed customer will appreciate our methods and we can work as a team to produce a healthy, beautiful landscape. We utilize the “9 steps of landscape success” (look in our “9 steps” to a successful lawn page for details) to build a solid foundation of health and landscape synergy.
Professional
Resource Center
At Clade to Blade, we offer practical lawn care insights, industry perspectives, and fresh ideas for homeowners who want more than “average” results. Articles cover everything from soil health and water conservation to avoiding common pitfalls, rethinking lawn programs, and making maintenance more cost-effective. With over 300 posts—including tips, field stories, and even humor—it’s a go-to resource for understanding how to create and sustain a thriving lawn.
The Anatomy of Stress
When a lawn begins turning brown, most people see one thing: A lawn that needs more water. But what is happening inside the grass plant is far more complicated. Brown grass is not simply a cosmetic problem. It is the visible result of a plant being forced into...
Blog #500: 90 Things the Lawn Has Taught Me About Soil, Water, Mowing, and What Really Matters
Five hundred blogs. When I began writing about lawns, I certainly did not imagine reaching Blog #500. I started writing because I saw too many homeowners struggling with the same problems, repeating the same practices, spending more money, using more water, and...
Green by the Fourth, Broken by Spring
How to Escape the Front Range Lawn-Care Cycle Every year, I watch homeowners repeat the same lawn-care cycle. It begins in the spring with panic. The lawn comes out of winter looking tired, thin, discolored, or damaged, and suddenly the race is on. People begin...
