Category: Plant Health Care

When does the mountain pine attack trees in Colorado? Typically the mountain pine beetle is in flight during the months of June and early July. Before that, it is developing under the bark in its larval stage. There are mountain pine beetles on my tree. Can you stop it? The short answer is no. Preventive […]

An infestation of insects, fungus, or other diseases can seriously affect the overall health & beauty of your trees.  The experienced plant health care technicians at Arborscape will inspect your trees and recommend the best insect and disease control options.  We offer various: Pesticide sprays Bark injections Fertilizer applications The benefits of working with ArborScape: […]

Our pre-emergent lawn fertilization round begins March 13th and will be available through April 15th depending on the weather.  Sign up today for the most important fertilizer application of the year. Pre-emergent lawn weed control helps prevent broadleaf weeds before they are established. While labeled a weed killer,  more simply it stops the seeds of […]

Does emerald ash borer die in winter? This is a good question as it gets to be winter. You may be wondering if your ash tree will be spared because of the emerald ash borer die-off in the winter? The fact is emerald ash borer does not die in winter. They spend the season beneath […]

Although the Zimmerman Pine Moth isn’t known to cause as much damage as the Mountain Pine Beetle or Emerald Ash Borer, it does have the potential to kill off or injure your pine trees.  If you have a Zimmerman Pine Moth problem the best solution is to have your tree sprayed by a professional. The […]

Cutting Tree Roots Impact provides more information about the impact of cutting tree roots on large trees, which is subtle but real. As Parker continues to develop new areas, tree root loss will be a persistent issue.“The effect of the stress of the trees can take from 3-6 years to manifest,” according to the article […]

I’d say there is a 75% chance that emerald ash borer is detected within the city and county of Denver over the next three seasons and about a 25% chance it’s found this year. Every year the odds go up a little bit and would increase even further if Broomfield and Westminster get hit this […]

Maintaining healthy trees in Colorado weather can be a challenge and Castle Rock has trees worth protecting. One excellent, effective way to keep your trees healthy year round is known as deep root fertilization. Whether you are caring for your homes trees or commercial property trees, this tree fertilization will make the difference in making […]