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Our Blog2023-07-26T17:14:55+00:00

Winter Tree Care: Protecting Your Tree From Harsh Winter

Colorado Local, Lawn & Landscape Tips, Seasonal Tips|

Winter can be a harsh time for trees, with freezing temperatures, snow, ice and strong winds. As a homeowner, protecting your trees from the winter weather is essential so they can thrive come springtime. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a first-time tree owner, these winter tree care tips, from pruning and watering to mulching and wrapping, will help you keep your trees healthy and strong all winter. If you're considering adding hardscapes to your landscape, here’s how to get started.

What are Hardscapes and How to Start Planning Yours

Hardscapes & Patios|

When transforming your outdoor space, it's easy to focus on gardens and lawns, but hardscaping can truly elevate your landscape. Hardscaping includes the non-living elements like pathways, patios, retaining walls and decorative features. These structures offer both form and function, while supporting your greenery and improving the use of your space. If you're considering adding hardscapes to your landscape, here’s how to get started.

Understanding Necrotic Ring Spot: Causes, Symptoms, and Management

Colorado Local, Gardening, Seasonal Tips|

Necrotic ring spot is a common lawn disease caused by various fungi, particularly in cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass, fine fescue and perennial ryegrass. It typically appears as circular patches of dead or dying grass, earning the disease its fitting name, "necrotic ring spot.”

Best Times to Fertilize Your Lawn

Colorado Local, Lawn & Landscape Tips, Seasonal Tips|

Every homeowner desires a lush, green lawn and one key to achieving this is proper lawn fertilization. Timing plays a crucial role in the effectiveness of your lawn fertilization efforts. Adequate watering is also essential for the grass to absorb and utilize the nutrients effectively. For the best results, watering your lawn before and after fertilization will help the nutrients penetrate the soil and reach the root zone.

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