If you think leaf scorch is only a summer problem for trees, think again. In Colorado, winter climates are often sunny and semi-arid between snowfall, and this makes drought damage, which can manifest as leaf scorch, a year-round concern. Quaking aspen, box elder, and eastern cottonwood are among the local trees at risk for a stressful season.   What can you do to protect your trees from Colorado’s unique winter climate? Let’s explore how the sun and snow impact tree health i

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Wildfires are an increasing threat across Colorado, especially in Castle Rock and surrounding areas where dry conditions and rapid...

When severe storms move through Colorado, they often leave a trail of damage behind. From broken fences and roof shingles to full-grown...

The Front Range of Colorado is classified geographically as a high-altitude desert.  This climate, along with our alkaline clay soil is...