
Professional Winter Watering Programs in Colorado Springs, CO
Protect your tree and property value by keeping it healthy and never too thirsty.

What’s Included In A Winter Watering Program?
Your trees represent one of the most valuable investments in your landscape, and they become more valuable as they mature. Colorado's dry winters can leave roots without enough moisture, increasing the risk of desiccation, winter stress, and even insect activity the following season. A
deep root fertilization treatment paired with
winter watering helps support healthier root systems by supplying nutrients while maintaining the moisture trees need. This also encourages a quicker spring green-up and healthier overall growth. Keep in mind that approximately 10 inches of snow only provides about 1 inch of water, which often isn't enough to meet a tree's needs.

We insert a deep root tree irrigator 3-4 below the surface where water is dispensed with numerous injection sites all around the drip line to quench your shrubs and/or trees.

This service is scheduled when the area has not received enough moisture during the winter months. We’ll send a reminder email to customers so that this is not overlooked.

Typically, winter watering is scheduled (Mid to Late) November, December, January, February, March & April.
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
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 upon weather conditions.
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 upon weather conditions.
How Long Does The Tree Need To Be Treated With A Micro-Injection?
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




