Professional Deep Root Fertilization Programs in Colorado Springs, CO
Feed your trees and shrubs so they have the nutrients to flourish no matter your soil conditions.
What’s Included In Deep Root Fertilization Program?
Many landscapes in Colorado Springs grow in hard, nutrient-poor soil. Unlike areas with rich farmland or dense forests, our native soil doesn't naturally provide everything trees and shrubs need to stay healthy. Over time, that can lead to slower growth, thinning canopies, and increased stress, especially during dry conditions. As part of our tree health services, deep root fertilization helps address these challenges by supplying nutrients where they're needed most.
Feeds Trees & Shrubs to provide lush and lively trees and shrubs.
Provides Proper Nutrients to help provide essential nutrients into the soil.
Balanced Blend of Nitrous, Phosphorus, and Potassium to provide the proper nutrients to maintain strong, healthy plants, vigorous roots development, and active growth throughout the season.
Promotes Growth and Strengthens Roots for healthy and strong trees and shrubs
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is The Primary Reason For Tree Decline?
More often than not, improper planting and irrigation are the culprits to tree decline.
Improper planting issues include:
- Too High/ too deep
- Wire cages left on
- Burlap left on
- Inadequate soil prep around the root ball
- Trees planted too close together
Irrigation issues:
- Too much or too little water
- Off-target watering
- Change in watering amount based on tree maturity
What If It Rains After My Scheduled Applications?
If the weed control was applied in a light rain, results should still be satisfactory. The weed control is foliar absorbed and applied with a material to help it stick to the leaf surface before being taken in through the pores of the leaf. As long as the material is not washed off the leaf, control will occur. If you do not see leaf curling in 10 days, please call our office for a free re-treatment.
How Do I Care For My Trees In The Winter?
Small or thin bark trees should be wrapped in the winter months (Thanksgiving to Easter). Water as needed, based on weather conditions.
How Long Does The Tree Need To Be Treated With A Microinjection?
Recovery time is at least 2-3 years in ideal conditions (proper soil & irrigation). Disease/fungus typically occur internally in the spring but you may not notice external symptoms until summer.
Tree Care Services
Each of our tree services are meant to keep your trees and shrubs healthy throughout the entire year.
Deep Root Fertilization
Tree Micro-Injections
Winter Watering Program
General Insect Spraying Program
