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Knothead Articles


Happy Trees in 2026
A Note to Our Valued Customers: Caring for a landscape in Colorado is never simple, and 2025 reminded us just how unpredictable our climate can be. I share this annual update to help you understand what your trees and plants experienced this past year, why those conditions matter to their long-term health, and how we can work together to protect your landscape moving forward. Our goal is to support you with thoughtful, preventative care so your trees remain beautiful, healthy


How Colorado’s Unique Climate Can Scorch Trees in Winter
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


Deep Root Fertilization: Colorado Tree Care Guide
Fertilization and Watering Techniques For Trees In Castle Rock & Beyond Living in Colorado means enjoying stunning mountain views and beautiful, mature trees. However, the unique climate presents significant challenges for keeping those trees healthy. The dry air, compacted soil, and high altitude can leave your trees stressed and vulnerable. Fortunately, with the right care, you can ensure they thrive for years to come. This guide explores how deep root fertilization in Colo


Colorado Wildfire Prevention Tips Every Homeowner Needs to Know
Wildfires are an increasing threat across Colorado, especially in Castle Rock and surrounding areas where dry conditions and rapid...


What to Do if a Tree Falls on Your Property After a Storm
When severe storms move through Colorado, they often leave a trail of damage behind. From broken fences and roof shingles to full-grown...
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