Prepare your landscape for the harsh Front Range winter. Our comprehensive fall cleanup and winterization services protect your horticultural investments and ensure a vibrant return in the spring.
Colorado's freeze-thaw cycles can cause catastrophic damage to unmitigated water lines. Our technicians perform precise sprinkler blowouts, ensuring water is properly purged from your irrigation system. We also winterize water features, detach hoses, and insulate delicate exterior plumbing to prevent costly burst pipes.
Many homeowners are unaware that Colorado’s dry, windy winters are a primary cause of plant mortality. We establish a strategic winter watering schedule to keep root systems hydrated. Furthermore, our fall deep-root feeding injects vital nutrients directly into the soil, giving your mature trees and shrubs the strength to survive winter dormancy.
Leaving heavy leaf cover on your lawn invites snow mold and disease. We meticulously remove debris, execute precise cutbacks of herbaceous perennials, and lay protective mulch barriers over sensitive garden beds. This process cleans up your property's aesthetic while preventing rot and pest infestations during the snowy months.
The Front Range frequently experiences long dry spells and low humidity with strong winds in winter, leading to root desiccation. Supplemental winter watering is crucial to prevent the die-off of evergreens and young trees.
We strongly recommend scheduling your blowout for October, well before the first hard, prolonged freeze of the season hits Colorado.
Yes. For high-value or structurally delicate shrubs, we use professional-grade burlap wrapping and twine to protect branches from splitting under heavy snow loads.
Not necessarily. Our expert horticulturists leave specific architectural grasses and seed-bearing plants intact to provide winter visual interest and support local bird populations, selectively cutting back only what is necessary.
Yes, core aeration paired with an autumn fertilizer application allows oxygen, water, and nutrients to penetrate deep into the root zone, ensuring a lush, dense lawn come spring.
