ArborScape Tree Service

With scorching temperatures on the rise, we’re lucky enough to escape the sun’s heat by going inside, turning on the AC, and cooling down with a refreshing glass of water. However, trees don’t have the same escape, which is why it’s essential to watch out for your trees during these summer droughts. We’ve mentioned before that due to Denver’s high elevation, being closer to the sun means that any moisture we receive tends to evaporate into the air rather than get absorbed into the soil. And we all know that water is an essential component to a tree’s overall health. Additionally, droughts can happen at any time of the year, not just when and where it’s hot. It can be brought on by a myriad of environmental factors, such as low humidity, dry winds, and restricted root growth due to compacted soil. If your tree is in drought, the stress can make it susceptible to further damage by pests or diseases. So, here are some tips on how to recognize these issues before they become an even bi...

A lush, healthy landscape can provide a diverse ecosystem in your yard, attracting all sorts of pollinators that aid in the spread of nutrients. But when your trees or shrubs begin to get stressed (which can happen for a myriad of reasons), they start attracting the wrong type of bugs. That’s where ArborScape comes in. We offer timely tree spraying to target these pests and keep your tree healthy, so they stay away for good. With the heat suddenly swooping in and our trees in bloom, you’re sure to notice the annual emergence of grubs and larvae. If you’re wondering why your trees are attracting these pests in the first place, it’s likely due to some type of stress.  Stressed trees can be caused by our sporadic weather conditions causing fungal infections, or the proximity to the sun causing droughts. But plants can also get stressed from the lack of nutrients in our natural soils or even the placement of where it’s been planted.  Think of a tree like our own bodies; the be...