What to do for potentially damaged trees. In the past year we have seen some pretty extreme weather patterns. The heat of last summer and the dryness of the winter had many people concerned about the potential damage to the root systems of our trees. The damage appears to be farther reaching than we had […]
Tree Top Times
Mountain High Tree Maintenance Manager
Meet Diesel – Our Shop Dog! Diesel is our resident mascot and a master at stealing hearts. He wanted us to introduce you to one of his humans, Mark Bilyeu, who is our Maintenance Manager. Mark and his team keep our equipment and vehicles in proper working order so that crews can safely tend to […]
Garden Landscape Project
A Garden Landscape Project – Happy Customer Review Our Design/Build team would like to share a customer review they recently received. This certainly made everyone’s day as our entire team works together to make sure we do a good job and that we deliver above and beyond: “Tom, the landscape architect, was prompt and professional […]
Late Spring Lawn Update
Late Spring Lawn Update The strange weather these past two months has left our lawns with some rather interesting problems. Many lawns are still yellow and have not come out of dormancy. This is caused from either not applying a fertilizer or not having regular watering. Some lawns are compacted so the roots can’t breathe […]
Winter Damaged Trees In Denver
Rejuvenate your Stressed Landscape In the last couple of weeks we’ve noticed a significant amount of winter burn and frost damage to a wide variety of plants around the Denver Metro area. Many Lilacs have brown and distorted leaf tissue. Just about every Crabapple we walk past has more dead tissue than nice new green […]
Meet Samantha Etter
Sam started with us as a temporary office assistant in our Landscape and Irrigation Department. As our needs for her skills grew, we offered her a position in May of 2011. Since then, Sam has been kept very busy with scheduling, billing, inventory control and a host of other activities within our organization. Sam is […]
Water restrictions in Denver
Water restrictions are still in place so what can you do? Protect your landscape and put down an insulating layer of mulch, which decreases evaporation rates by as much as 35%. We recycle 100% our tree debris into our own Supreme Organic Mulch. See how we make our mulch and get pricing for delivery or […]
Hail Damaged Trees in Denver
The damage that hail does to our homes and cars is easy to recognize and annoying to deal with. Unfortunately, hail damage doesn’t stop there. Trees, shrubs, and flowers are also vulnerable to the damage that hail inflicts. With the frequency and intensity of the recent storms, we will no doubt be finding evidence of […]
Denver Drought – Denver Water Ends Stage 2 Drought Restrictions & Pricing
Wow, good news! Just in from denverwater.org: “Board moves to Stage 1 drought response: Denver Water’s supply situation has greatly improved since Stage 2 drought restrictions were put in place April 1, thanks to an unexpectedly wet spring and customers’ reduced water use. As a result, at its Wednesday, June 26 meeting, the Denver Board […]
Japanese Beetle in Denver
The Japanese beetle causes damage in both the larval and adult stages of its life. Adult Japanese beetles cause serious injury to the leaves and flowers on over 300 landscape trees, shrubs, fruits and vegetables. The adult beetle has an attractive appearance. The wing coverings have a shiny metallic green color. Larva feed on plant […]