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Prepare Your Trees for the Freeze!
Wrapping your newly planted trees will help protect their bark through the harsh, winter season! With the Fall season among us and Winter not far behind, it is time to think about wrapping your trees. […]
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Top 5 Tips for Your September Landscape
Pines: You may be noticing that the needles on the inside of your Austrian, Ponderosa or Scotch pine are starting to turn yellow. This is normal for the inside of the tree to yellow up […]
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Top 5 Mistakes to Avoid When Working on Your Landscape
There are many factors to consider when designing and caring for your landscape. The types of greenery we choose, layout, and design all play a part to create a theme for our landscape. Listed below, […]
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Start late-season crops now!
Want your harvest to continue into the fall? Start some leafy greens, herbs, broccoli, and root crops now. These plants aren’t made for the long and intensely hot days of summer. Late-summer, with cooling night-time temps […]
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10 WAYS TO PREVENT WEEDS BEFORE THEY BECOME A PROBLEM
The best control strategy for weeds is always prevention. Before resorting to herbicides, look first to nonchemical weed control methods. Why? Herbicides may be a quick fix this year but will not keep your weed problem […]
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Sunscald of Trees
Sunscald is often called southwest injury because it most often occurs on the southwest side of young tree trunks. When does sunscald occur? In Colorado, sunscald primarily occurs from December through March on young, thin-barked, […]
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