Harold F. Johnson Masonry, Inc.

10/07/2024

We recently completed this project in Eagle Butte, South Dakota. Great job Jose, Tommy and Cory!

03/26/2022

Elevator shaft and dumpster enclosure!

03/08/2022

Stone veneer going up!

01/20/2022

Our very own Shawn Linch took 4th place in the Masonry Skills Challenge in Las Vegas today at the World of Concrete and Masonry. Great job Shawn!

01/22/2020

10/22/2019

Ready to increase the curb appeal, energy efficiency and value of your home while decreasing maintenance costs? We can help with that! Here are some before and after pictures of a project we recently completed in Wheatland, WY.

08/29/2019

The west wall is up and the scaffold is coming down at Cheyenne Municipal Courts!

08/15/2019

With growing concerns over water usage across the U.S., the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens has re-imagined the large planting bed at the entrance to Lions Park as a Water Wise demonstration garden.

The Mayor's Beautification Award has a category for Water Wise Landscaping, and we wanted to share our new landscape design as an example of an area done with water conservation in mind. If you have someone you would like to nominate, please go to this link: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=G7LDuu2O6kWkX5kwlPvj2cmqVO3CW7tBss_GVckwqPlUM1lBNThXNVk1R1A1NlJHMUdLNks5UkdOUC4u&fbclid=IwAR14p0EJxZE_7RcorTEpFYNN3de1l7tzR3YHk6DeyoO2bulHwoS9koR-ob4

Our new landscape had ten separate rotor style sprinklers, which were replaced with a drip system that allows water to be absorbed directly into the soil, eliminating drift and run-off. Large planters are now home to the annual display of flowers grown by the Gardens. These planters elevate and condense the show, thereby allowing staff to create a vibrant display using less labor, and more importantly, less water. At ground level, surrounding the planters, is a collection of native and low water plants. These plants thrive in the harsh conditions associated with most right-of-way plantings, while adding year-long appeal with little to no maintenance.

This demonstration garden was made possible by the generous donations of our sponsors: Friends of the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens; Scotch Boy, Inc.; Fort Collins Wholesale Nursery; Harold F. Johnson Masonry; Riverbend Nursery and the Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities

Concept and Design by CBG Exterior Horticulturist, Jacob Mares