Mark your calendars – the first day of spring is March 20th! In preparation, the Denver lawn care experts at Swingle want to share these 3 spring landscaping tips for property managers to enhance the appearance of their commercial lawn and landscape. Spring Landscaping Tips for Property Managers Tip #1: Rake your lawn to protect from snow mold…
Read MoreIt’s amazing to think a new year is already upon us. In 2015, Colorado landscapes were met with their share of challenges from unpredictable, meteorological events and pests and insects attacking our lawns and trees. Here are Swingle’s 2016 landscape predictions for the Colorado Front Range. 2016 Landscape Predictions: GIANT CONIFER APHID: The giant conifer aphid…
Read MoreSwingle’s Top 5 Stories of 2015 – From squirrel damage to freeze impact, 2015 was filled with landscape events that captured the attention of Colorado residents. Swingle’s Top 5 stories of 2015: Mother’s Day Freeze 2015 – What was Affected Mother’s Day 2015 brought with it a chilly surprise – freezing temperatures and accumulating snowfall.…
Read MoreFor the fifth consecutive year, Swingle is a proud sponsor of the Parker Christmas Carriage Parade. The Swingle team will be onsite to hand out commemorative ornaments, which have become a holiday collectable with attendees who enjoy the seasonal event year after year. The parade includes carriages, stagecoaches, ice sculptures, pony rides, Santa Claus and…
Read MoreThis time of year is known as the season of giving and often it’s the simple gestures which have the greatest impact on those facing hard times during the holidays. Swingle can’t begin to fully understand the many challenges facing families along the Front Range during the holiday season. In an effort to help those…
Read MoreThanksgiving will be here before you know it. With guests in town for the holiday, Swingle would like to suggest some fun, family friendly activities for the weekend. From train rides to lighting celebrations, you’re sure to find something for everyone to enjoy. 6 Things to Do Thanksgiving Weekend Experience The Polar Express Train Ride When:…
Read MoreRecently, Boulder County announced plans to proactively remove ash trees and replace them with another variety of tree that isn’t susceptible to the deadly emerald ash borer. The city council has agreed to spend almost $185,000 to manage the potential threat of emerald ash borer to ash trees on county-owned properties under multiple budget proposals.…
Read MoreAfter caring for them all season long, the last thing you want to see is a squirrel feasting upon your trees. After multiple freezes, food sources are in short supply for these furry creatures, so they’ve turned to our trees for nutrition. You’ll want to identify squirrel damage early on before they cause enough damage…
Read MoreColorado has an abundance of pests and insects, but that doesn’t mean you need to welcome them into your home! Crawling insects can sting, bite, and cause allergic reactions to you, your family and even your pets. Pest control in Colorado is key in protecting your home and the experts at Swingle want to advise…
Read MoreIt’s time to celebrate the arrival of fall, and Colorado has everything from pumpkin patches to apple trees and costume contests. Swingle has found some of the best fall festivals in the area to celebrate the season. 5 Colorado Festivals to Enjoy this Fall: Elk Fest When: October 3-4 Where: Estes Park in Bond Park…
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