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As the vibrant colors of fall adorn Colorado’s landscapes and the crisp autumn air fills the atmosphere, we at Precision Landscape and Maintenance would like to extend our warmest greetings for a Happy Halloween! In this spirited season of spooky tales, jack-o-lanterns, and trick-or-treating, we hope that you find joy in every carved pumpkin and […]

In the rugged and beautiful terrains of Colorado, gardeners and plant enthusiasts are no strangers to the unpredictable weather patterns. While the fall brings a mosaic of colors to our landscapes, it also carries the likelihood of early snowstorms, posing a significant challenge for plant care. Snow in early fall, while the plants are yet

With autumn’s arrival in Colorado, the vibrant summer landscape slowly transitions into a panorama of gold and russet tones. Fall in Colorado is unpredictable; hence, preparing your landscape for the impending winter is crucial to ensure a healthy and thriving garden come spring. Follow this comprehensive guide to safeguard your garden from Colorado’s harsh and

Woody shrubs are a staple in Colorado gardens and landscapes, providing year-round interest, beauty, and privacy. However, over time, woody shrubs can become overgrown, diseased, or just plain unattractive. But instead of removing them and starting over, you can rejuvenate them with a few simple steps. Step 1: Pruning – The first step in rejuvenating

Winter can be a tough time for trees in Colorado, especially when the temperature drops below freezing. While deciduous trees go dormant and lose their leaves, evergreens continue to use water throughout the winter months. As a result, it’s important to water your trees during this time of year, especially if the weather is dry.