Colorado Premier Tree Care LLC

Here along the Front Range, fruit trees are a rewarding part of many landscapes. Whether you’re growing apples, plums, pears, or cherries, proper pruning is key to keeping these trees healthy and productive. At Colorado Premier Tree Care , our ISA Certified Arborists often recommend pruning fruit trees during the dormant season — typically late fall through winter — for several important reasons. ❄️ 1. Reduced Risk of Disease and Pest Spread During winter, trees are dormant

Colorado Premier Tree Care | Denver’s Trusted ISA Certified Arborists As the seasons shift in the Denver Metro area, homeowners often look to their trees as an early indicator of seasonal change. Autumn colors can be beautiful — but sometimes the way a tree’s leaves change can reveal more than just the arrival of fall. The timing, pattern, and appearance of leaf color change can tell you a lot about your tree’s overall health. At Colorado Premier Tree Care, our ISA Certified

As the leaves begin to turn in the Denver metro area, fall is more than just a pretty season—it’s a critical time for tree care. Here’s a deep dive into what homeowners need to know about fall tree management in the Front Range of Colorado. Why Fall Tree Care Matters The soil in Colorado tends to be dry, compacted, and exposed to large temperature swings. Denvergov+1 Trees are entering dormancy: above‐ground growth slows, but roots are still active. Healthy roots going into w

What Denver Homeowners Should Know About Property Lines, Neighboring Trees, and Right-of-Way Maintenance If you’ve ever wondered whether...