When to Water Your Trees October 24, 2018 It can be tricky to know when your trees need water and when they’ve had enough. Moisture needs vary from tree to tree, as no two are alike. If you have questions about when to water your trees, you are not alone. Our team at Front Range Arborists is sharing their expert tips to help… Read More
Why Plant Evergreen Trees October 10, 2018 If you are seeking a tree that is relatively low-maintenance and offers year-round beauty, an evergreen tree may be just what you are looking for. Benefits of Evergreen Trees Evergreen trees keep their foliage year-round, as opposed to deciduous trees that lose their leaves each fall. Evergreens are also known for being able to endure… Read More
It Is Important to Hire Certified Arborists for Tree Care September 26, 2018 When it comes to pruning and caring for your trees, who are you going to hire? There are a number of reasons that professional arborists become certified. When you hire someone to care for your trees, you will want to ensure they took the time to learn their trade through the pursuit of certified qualifications.… Read More
Signs Your Tree’s Health Is Declining September 12, 2018 You may not have the training and skills to diagnose the health of a tree, but if you see there is a problem, it may be time to hire a certified arborist. When you notice health issues with your trees, it is important to take quick action to seek the necessary treatment. Your trees’ health… Read More
The Dos and Don’ts of Tree Pruning August 28, 2018 You may think that your arborist is carrying out simple maintenance when, in reality, he or she is following the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard for tree pruning. The distinction between an arborist who follows these standards and one who doesn’t is important. Hacking away trees without any attention to measurements and technique could… Read More
Options for Preserving Your Trees Near Walkways August 15, 2018 One of the main areas where conflicts exist is with trees that are near sidewalks. Swale trees, such as the live oak, need a lot of space for the trunk and root system to spread out. The more mature the tree becomes, the greater the risk of experiencing issues with roots spreading too close to… Read More
Tips to Protect Your Trees During the Summer July 25, 2018 Younger trees, especially, need tender loving care because they haven’t yet established strong root systems to withstand harsh weather conditions and lack of water. There are a number of serious consequences which can arise from a tree not receiving the sustenance it needs; including hungry insects moving in for the feast. These trees need human… Read More
Dangers of Not Fire Mitigating July 11, 2018 The fire season impacts the Western United States, where there is a wildland-urban interface that has to the potential to allow fires to rage through residential areas. This is not a potential risk, as thousands of properties have been destroyed with residents unable to escape the relentless flames. These scenarios do not need to happen… Read More
Bug Defense Tips April 11, 2018 Welcome Spring… It’s been a dry winter! For trees, it’s not good because lack of moisture is stressful. Drought stress predisposes trees to borers and bark beetles. Right now, these secondary opportunistic insects are flying and searching out stressed trees to attack. As always, good cultural practices are the first line of defense – especially… Read More
Pruning Your Trees and Shrubs March 14, 2018 On the aesthetic side of pruning, we prune plants for fruit and/or flower production. To maintain a desired shape, such as a hedge, or to maintain a special form for a plant, such as a bonsai tree. Appearance in a landscape is essential to a plants usefulness. It raises property values, as well as providing a great looking landscape to enjoy a home. … Read More
