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Practical tree care advice for Denver homeowners and property managers.
Clearing a Denver lot for building starts on paper: mark the trees, check which are protected, get the permits and the utility locate. Then the clearing...
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Storm Damage
Prune out weak and dead branches before snow season, brush light snow off small trees gently and never shake a loaded limb. Here is how to limit the damage.
Storm Damage
Denver residents can take branches to the Cherry Creek Recycling and Compost Drop-off for free, or set out tied bundles for large item pickup. Size limits apply.
Storm Damage
In Denver, property owners are responsible for cleaning up fallen branches from their own trees and from right-of-way trees next to their property.
Ash Trees and Emerald Ash Borer
Denver plants free street trees and removes and replaces small, poor-condition ash in the right-of-way at no cost. Ash trees in your yard are still your responsibility.
Ash Trees and Emerald Ash Borer
Replacing an ash in Denver? The city's free street tree program commonly plants hackberry, elm, Kentucky coffeetree, oak and catalpa. Here is how to choose.
Ash Trees and Emerald Ash Borer
Treat an ash that is healthy, well placed and worth keeping for decades. Remove one that is declining, small or in the wrong spot. Here is how to decide.
