Posted on: May 29th, 2015
Perhaps the greatest reason to hire a professional and local, Denver tree service company is to avoid your trees looking like this after pruning. Or worse, can you imagine hiring a company who claims to be a professional tree care organization, only to find out they have no idea how to properly remove a tree? The…
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Posted on: May 28th, 2015
With 21 out of the past 24 days in May featuring some amount of precipitation in and around the Denver metro area, making sure your landscape is properly hydrated is not a priority on homeowner’s minds. But this abnormal precipitation will eventually cease in regularity and before long garden hoses and irrigation systems will yet…
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Posted on: May 22nd, 2015
Has Peter Rabbit been destroying your beautiful Colorado landscape? As we begin to leave winter and enter spring, the rabbit population starts to grow at a rapid pace. A single female rabbit can have up to 14 offspring per litter. They may be adorable, fluffy creatures, but in reality they can cause a lot of…
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Posted on: May 19th, 2015
While the rain this spring may have your grass screaming green, too much rain can cause big problems for your lawn. As seen here on 7NEWS, Swingle Landscape Care Consultant and certified arborist Tony Hahn, explains how heavy rain can create the perfect conditions for fungus to attack your pride and joy. Necrotic ring spot…
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Posted on: May 13th, 2015
Mother’s Day 2015 brought with it a chilly surprise – freezing temperatures and accumulating snowfall. Perhaps most caught off guard were landscapes with rich green lawns and trees and shrubs with bountiful foliage. Much of Northeastern Colorado had an abundant amount of natural precipitation in 2015, resulting in early spring succulent growth. On May 9th…
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Posted on: May 8th, 2015
We never know what the Colorado weather will bring us along the Front Range. It may be rain, a freeze, or possibly even snow! Swingle is giving you tips to prepare for whatever weather we may get. How You Can Prepare: Trees: – Shake trees to remove snow to prevent breakage. For the higher unreachable…
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Posted on: April 27th, 2015
As a proud member of the Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado (ALCC), Swingle Lawn, Tree & Landscape Care recently participated in the National Day of Service. This is an initiative created by the National Association of Landscape Professionals (formerly known as PLANET). Creating and maintaining landscapes that are healthy and beautiful is vital to the…
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Posted on: April 23rd, 2015
For many of us, Arbor Day comes and goes with little fanfare. This nationally recognized holiday rarely garners the attention it deserves– with much of society often unable to identify the actual month of it’s official celebration. But for the Swingle team, this is truly a day for celebrating – with the last Friday of…
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Posted on: March 26th, 2015
In November 2014, Colorado experienced the third largest temperature drop ever recorded in Denver history. This weather event was localized from the Castle Rock area and northward – to possibly Longmont. Experts are still identifying freeze damage across the Front Range and are unsure just how far east in Colorado the damage has spread. The…
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Posted on: March 23rd, 2015
It’s the beginning of spring, which means many of us are thinking about getting a green, weed-free lawn. April is the perfect month to celebrate National Lawn Care Month and learn more about the benefits our lawns provide and what’s needed to keep them healthy and beautiful. According to The Lawn Institute, “lawns trap more…
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