Fall is one of the best times of year to plant a new shade tree along the Front Range.
Once the summer heat breaks, soil across Broomfield, Westminster, and Arvada stays warm long after the air cools. That gives new roots several weeks to settle in before the ground freezes, without a hot, dry July afternoon pulling water from fresh leaves. Cooler days also mean less watering and less transplant shock for the young tree.
Species choice matters as much as timing. Our ISA Certified Arborists help homeowners pick trees suited to Denver's clay soils and dry climate, then place them where they have room to grow for decades without crowding a roofline or sidewalk. Proper planting depth, with the root flare visible at the soil line, is one detail we never skip.
As a second-generation family business, we plant with the next generation in mind. A tree set in the ground correctly this fall can shade your home for many years to come.
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