ArborScape Tree Service

With Denver’s arid climate and sandy clay soils, you may find yourself in need of tree fertilization to help those roots get the nutrients they need for healthy growth. Colorado is considered rough terrain for plants and wildlife alike due to our inconsistent climate and tendency for drought. Denver has temperatures that range from below zero in the winter,  to 100­°-plus in the summer! Then dry winds whip across the high rockies and into the front range, leaving only the hardiest plants to survive. Here at ArborScape, our certified arborists always make sure to check on the condition of the soil around the tree, as that is one of the telltale signs as to whether you’re in need of tree fertilization. While not every tree needs fertilization, some may need an extra boost due to soil deficiencies in our area. Here, the soil lacks micronutrients such as nitrogen and potassium- important factors for a tree’s growth. Signs to Look Out For Remember to always keep an eye on yo...

Have you ever been driving around the area and noticed any trees with scorched leaves, or premature fall colors? Maybe they even have a sparse canopy. These are symptoms of drought stress, and why watering trees is so important for our urban forest. ArborScape is known throughout the Denver area for tree removal and trimming, but did you know that we also love planting and watering trees? As arborists, we value complete tree care and love adding to our urban canopy. We work with Alameda Wholesale to provide you with quality trees to add beauty and health to your landscape. However, tree planting requires some care after the transplant. While ArborScape offers an array of fertilization and spray services, one of the most critical aspects is correctly watering trees to ensure a proper transplant. While watering may seem like a simple task, it’s important to figure out what the proper amount is, as under or overwatering can lead to a failed transplant. Properly watering trees ...