Winter Tree Care Handbook

by David Boswell | Sep 24, 2021 | Plant Health Care, Tree Health Care, Tree Insect Control, tree pruning

Close of the Year Tree Services Ross Tree, a local tree company in business since 1978, operates twelve months of the year and provides fall and winter tree care services throughout the Denver area. The most popular late fall and winter tree services are deep root...

How Do I Get My Trees Ready For The Summer?

by David Boswell | Jul 26, 2021 | Plant Health Care, Tree Health Care, Tree Insect Control, tree pruning, Tree Removal

Summer Tree Care Tips As Ross Tree’s General Manager explains in the video below, summer is an excellent time to get your trees ready to withstand Denver’s unpredictable weather. He recommends increasing deep rooting feeding to at least two times during...

Preparing Trees for Denver’s Heavy Spring Snowstorms

by David Boswell | Apr 29, 2021 | tree pruning, Tree Removal

Channel 9 News recently ran a story on “How To Remove Snow From Your Trees During An April Storm.” After the spat of snowstorms Denver experienced in March and April, many homeowners wished they had hired a professional tree company for winter tree pruning...

Ask a Professional – What Are Late Winter Tree Care Tips for the Denver Area?

by David Boswell | Jan 28, 2021 | Tree Health Care, Tree Insect Control, tree pruning

Late Winter Tree Care Late winter weather in the Denver area is highly unpredictable. Some years, Denver gets heavy snows in March and April, while others feel like spring in February. Either way, be sure on a nice day next month to check for tree damage. Remediation...

Caring for Maturing Trees

by David Boswell | Jan 13, 2021 | Tree Health Care, tree pruning

Tree Care Changes as Trees Age According to the Denver Forester, the needs of trees change as they age. For tree care, urban foresters use a concept called PEGSMOR to understand the needs of a tree over its lifespan. PEGSMOR stands for Planting, Establishment, Growth,...

Ask A Professional – Why Do Hardwood Trees Drop Their Leafs?

by David Boswell | Oct 20, 2020 | tree pruning

Winter Tree Biology Fall is the favorite season for many people because of sweater-wearing weather, cozying up to fires, pumpkins, and fall colors. Coloradans head to the mountains to see Aspens paint the side of mountains yellow, orange, and red. Biologically,...