by David Boswell | Dec 20, 2024 | Tree Health Care, Tree Insect Control, tree pruning, Tree Removal
Ross Tree is a leading commercial tree service company in the Denver area. Our commercial tree service offerings are similar to all the residential pruning, tree removal, and plant health care services described on the Ross Tree website. What makes them different is...
by David Boswell | Sep 16, 2024 | Plant Health Care, Tree Health Care
Ross Tree has seen rare tree diseases and insects over the last two years because of our wet spring and summer. In 2023, May was particularly wet. All these fungi weaken trees, making them more susceptible to other damaging diseases or pests. In the summer of 2024,...
by David Boswell | Aug 23, 2024 | Plant Health Care, Tree Health Care
Pine Tree Root Systems Pine tree root systems keep trunks and canopies upright against wind and gravity forces. Anchorage resilience depends on various factors, including tree species, root health, soil composition, moisture levels, and root plate width. The...
by David Boswell | Aug 14, 2024 | Hackberry Trees, Plant Health Care, Tree Health Care, Tree Removal
Hackberry is a medium-sized shade tree planted in most neighborhoods in Denver that is relatively disease-resistant. It is one of the few trees native to Colorado, so it is drought-tolerant and resilient to our unpredictable weather. Hackberries grow 50 feet tall,...
by David Boswell | Jun 20, 2024 | Blog, Deep Root Watering and Feeding, Plant Health Care, Tree Health Care
Tree Heat Stress Biology Since trees are not native to the Denver area, it makes sense that they might need some extra care to thrive here. Trees get stressed as we move to high 90-degree temperature days. On a hot summer day, humans sweat while trees transpire. High...
by David Boswell | May 15, 2024 | Plant Health Care, Tree Health Care, Tree Insect Control, Tree Removal
Time to Protect Spruce, Ponderosa, and Austrian Pine Trees Ips Beetles are native to Colorado and are now on the move in Denver. Their larvae damage spruce and pine trees, so the best time to treat is when the adult males become active in April and May each year. They...
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