Dave White

Landscape Designer and CEO of Glacier View Landscape & Design, Inc. Born at 320ppm CO2.

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Garden Sage, or Salvia officinalis is our June’s plant of the month. Gray green leaves and striking purple or violet flowers set off this very aromatic garden herb… Read the full article on our blog: https://t.co/2RBaNFvLZJ

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Read the new update from Glacier View Landscape and Design: Wacky Weather and Your Frozen Plants! Read the new article https://t.co/F0VgkT3RFt

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@frootscupid Last Dinner Party. They are awesome. Check out Second Best

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Check out this month's landscaping series: "Keeping the Garden and Landscape Going During Drought". Every decade or so we deal with dry and hot conditions for at least one summer season… Read Now: https://t.co/gZLZv08GbJ

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Learn all about Building Garden Boxes and Garden Solutions for the Longmont, CO area in this month's blog post: https://t.co/07k88P3sz1

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Winter Color for the Shade Garden in Colorado. Lenten Rose or Helleborus are Colorado’s late winter bloomers. Learn more about the February 2026 Plant of the Month for Boulder Colorado area landscapes: https://t.co/PJ3FOvneLM

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It’s been so so warm…go ahead and plant bulbs! Monthly Series: January 2026 - for Longmont, Colorado area landscapes. Check out the new post from Glacier View Landscape Design & Installation: https://t.co/B6hKzz74LU

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Just in time for Winter break: the December 2025 monthly plant series features Red Feathers Bugloss: https://t.co/9aX7rZmFL1

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Check out our monthly landscaping series! This month features info about Colorado Poisonous Plants You Might Want To Avoid: https://t.co/hDtsj96Edg

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Learn about what you should prune and clean up around your yard in this monthly article for Erie Colorado area landscapes: https://t.co/6Ptey67cen

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@SpencerHakimian Recent time in Scotland and Ireland….same there….60% of what same would be in US. We are being ripped off here…..profit margins are much higher here for grocery stores, and labor rates are too. Increased distance for distribution adds to it as well…..but profit margin is big

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September 2025 Plant of the Month for Longmont Colorado area landscapes: Mountain Ash, Rowan, Whitebeam. https://t.co/a6jN8VsoHP

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Check out our updated article for Boulder, CO area landscapes. Dwarf Burning Bush is Not That Dwarf and Don’t Plant it Anymore! https://t.co/RWhFiqCQwf

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Princess Kay Plum is the July 2025 Plant of the Month for Erie Colorado area landscapes…It will grow 15-20’ tall and 10-15’ wide, so it will be a good fit for smaller Erie Colorado landscapes in new subdivision front or back yards. Read more: https://t.co/8KuOHTk5g1

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Check out this post on Nextdoor: https://t.co/9BVrhZzcnX

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Cornelian Cherry is the June 2025 Plant of the Month for Thornton Colorado area landscapes - check it out! https://t.co/WjJ1Sr9JhO

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Montrose Spire White Spruce is the Plant of the month series May 2025 for Boulder Colorado Landscapes…thrives in full sun, is ideal for USDA zones 3-7 and will maintain its compact upright form. Learn more: https://t.co/NQNK5P5rsc

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@willgofurther I like your owl picture. You should see the response I get on my plant of the month posts…..zero!

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Corkbark Fir April 2025 Plant of the Month for Erie Colorado area landscapes…a subspecies of Subalpine fir which is a high altitude western North American fir tree. Read this month's feature: https://t.co/BdKcZOiCCd

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@Rainmaker1973 Anatolian Shepard. One of the most revered and fiercely protective guardian animal out there. It’s often cross bread with great Pyrenees and they are absolutely great at protecting livestock. It’s their life work. Can maul pack of coyote.