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Meet Rich Shea – Building Maintenance

Rich was raised in Levittown, NY. He moved to Denver in 1992 and started working for Mountain High Tree in 2011.  Rich is our unsung hero that does all or our building maintenance, mulch deliveries and anything else that needs taken care of on a daily basis.  He is also our practical joker and that […]

Winter Weather and your Trees Health

February weather in Colorado can be very unpredictable.  In the past few years we have seen everything from mild 55 degree days to freezing temperatures below zero for multiple day stretches.  These conditions place significant stress on our trees.  Mild temperatures can promote an early break from dormancy, which often leads to freeze damaged leaf and […]

Late Winter Lawn Tips

Even though lawns are still dormant, now is the time to plan a strategy to have a beautiful, healthy lawn this summer. By doing a few simple things now, you will get a jump start on problematic early growing season problems. Look for dry areas. Places where the snow melts first are prime areas for […]

Get to Know Craig Bachmann – ISA Certified Arborist

Craig Bachmann ISA Certified Arborist My name is Craig Bachmann, and arboriculture is a second career for me.  After many years in traditional “business” jobs, I began again with a new career in tree work.  And to quote Robert Frost; “that has made all the difference.” Raised in northern Illinois, my childhood was spent climbing […]

Potential Damage from De-Icing Salt Products

De-Icing Salt Products and Potential Damage to Plants With the recent snow and cold weather most of us have to use some type of product to help keep the resulting ice under control. There are many products on the market that can be used and each has different properties, end results and impact on your […]

How to Control Rabbit Damage

Rabbit Damage Once again the rabbit population along the Front Range is extremely high. Several factors, including the decrease in foxes and other natural predators, coupled with the extra precipitation of the spring, have contributed to this.When food sources are abundant the populations of rabbits per litter goes up. On average, rabbits have between 2 and […]

Advantages of Pruning in Winter

The Advantages of Pruning Your Trees in Winter:In Colorado a major obstacle for trees is harsh winter storms that can bring dry Chinook winds with heavy, wet snows or “hurricane” force winds that damage tree structure. Besides getting a good look at the structure and form of a tree in winter there are other benefits […]

Keep Your Plants Healthy Through the Winter

Denver is arid, that means trees and grass are always at risk throughout the winter months. We understand this is challenging, but as experts we want to help you understand the dangers of winter and some ways to protect your precious landscape and replenish it as the winter passes. Trees Dead branches are always a […]

De-icing & Salt Landscape Damage in the Springs

Every winter, homeowners use a variety of de-icing salt products to combat ice as it builds up on sidewalks, steps, and driveways. Regardless of the type of salt product that is used the resulting damage is always the same.    Spalding in concrete caused by Salt for melting ice. Salt, by its nature, is acidic. Conversely, […]