Are Your Trees Damaged From Winter? April 10, 2019 There is the possibility your trees may have suffered from more than just the cold. You can look for telltale indications that trees are browning, which may point to a condition known as “winter injury.” There are a number of plant and tree species that can be affected by winter injury. Understanding what to look… Read More
Lawn Care Tips For A Better Lawn March 27, 2019 It’s not really something most people think about when the cold weather strikes; although caring for your lawn in preparation for spring is still important. Even though the lawnmower has been put into storage, lawn maintenance is still possible during winter. Fertilizing Your Lawn Take the time to fertilize your lawn either in late fall… Read More
Caring for Your Lawn in the Winter March 13, 2019 However, there is always a worry that your lawn will not be in the best shape come spring if you don’t carry out even basic maintenance. The good news is, there are a number of ways you can care for your lawn in winter. By following these tips from Front Range Arborists, when spring arrives,… Read More
You Should Hire a Certified Arborist to Remove Dead Trees February 20, 2019 No one ever wants to take down a tree, but there are times when it’s unavoidable. When a tree presents an obstruction which cannot be corrected, for instance, or when it’s contributing to crowding which threatens trees you’re more invested in protecting, there may be no other viable solution. When a dead or dying tree presents an unacceptable risk, however, it’s important to have them evaluated and removed by a certified arborist. It may seem as if any able-bodied handyman with a chainsaw can remove a tree, but this often simply is not the case.… Read More
Importance of Pruning in the Winter February 6, 2019 During the colder months, trees enter a state of dormancy and new growth is not stimulated by pruning. Just like other living things, trees are wounded when they’re cut, and they need time to properly heal without the risk of disease or destructive insects, which are often active during the spring and summer months. Pruning during the autumn months can stimulate new growth, which is promptly killed when temperatures drop. Spring pruning after the season’s new growth is underway can impede blooming or fruiting for the rest of the year.… Read More
Winter Time Tree Safety January 16, 2019 How your trees will fare in the winter will depend on the type of tree. Reach out to Front Range Arborists to ask about our Winter Water Program. … Read More
Why Mulch is Important in Winter January 9, 2019 If you love trees, it is understandable you will want to do the right thing by them. Unfortunately, saplings and seeds typically do not come with much of an instruction manual, unless you buy from a reputable Horticulturist Company or are guided by a great teacher.… Read More
Winter Care for Trees December 12, 2018 In fact, with temperature fluctuations and sub-zero weather, for your trees to be their healthiest, you will need to take some precautions. Winter stress can take a toll on the trees in your landscaping if you don’t give them a little extra care. Stressors Affecting Your Trees Cold temperatures can stress anyone out – even… Read More
How Much Sun Do Your Trees Need? December 5, 2018 When planting new trees, it is important to be aware of how much sun they need because it does affect their growth. In particular, if you are planting seedlings, you need to know whether they will do well in full sunlight, partial shade or full shade.… Read More
Prepare Your Trees for Winter November 28, 2018 They can help lower your heating and cooling costs, provide food and habitat for wildlife, and even add value to your home. So, it is important to include them in your winter preparation plan. Winter can wreak havoc on your beautiful trees. Take these simple precautions to help them weather the harsh cold, snow, and… Read More
