Are you missing the critical information you need to care for or to update your landscape or garden?
- You are ready to change the look of your landscape and use drought tolerant plants but confused as to how to proceed.
- You are overwhelmed with choices of drip system parts and landscaping advice at the home improvement stores.
- You are weeding your garden more than harvesting vegetables.
- Your shrubs are overgrown and seem to grow even faster after you prune.
Many residents in Salt Lake County and surrounding areas enjoy caring for their own yards and growing vegetables. Unfortunately, many become frustrated when the task becomes overwhelming with problems and they don't know what to do. Or, they would like to upgrade the look of their yard and use less water but are confused how to proceed.
Helping You Face Challenges
When faced with these challenges, do-it-yourselfers may tackle the dilemma by turning to the internet, home improvement stores, or take classes to find a solution that fits their particular situation. This approach may help with small problems or projects but for anything larger, sorting through the overwhelming amount of information and the trial and error can be costly in time and money. They may also seek help from a landscape contractor. This approach may produce quick results but reduces the homeowner's involvement in their landscape and comes with a high price tag.
Improving Your Landscape
For the hands-on do-it-yourselfer in Salt Lake County, to come up with solutions for problems or to make major improvements to their landscapes, they need to know only what is relevant to their situation. They also need to know the feasibility and costs associated with the choices available to them. Next, they need to know how to approach accomplishing their choice. And, importantly, they need to know how to nurture and maintain their new landscape or garden.
Coaching You to Success
Hi, I'm Kathlyn Collins and since 2001, I have been helping do-it-yourselfers like you find practical and creative solutions for their landscapes and gardens and take the overwhelm out of selecting and installing a drip system.
I have a great time finding solutions good for the planet and my client's well being. I feel the relief of my clients when they become more comfortable in their home space and have a renewed enjoyment in caring for their landscape. And, I love to see my clients grow in confidence to use what they learned to care for their yard and tackle future projects.
