As well as with other locations in Colorado, the Best time to plant trees in Denver is spring (March 15 to June 15) or fall (Sept. 1 to Oct. 15), when outdoor temperatures are not so extreme.
Weather and environmental considerations are explored below.
Keep in mind that it is also important to pick the right plant and the right place.
Many times a tree outlives the people who plant it. This is the case when the right plant has been chosen and the right care has been provided. In such cases, the benefits for the owners of the trees are tremendous.
Lets cite a few:
- Clean air and water
- Increase the value of your property
- Shade homes, streets and businesses
- Reduce pollution
- Reduce noise
- Reduce energy costs
- Improve the health of the people
- Add color and beauty to the scenery
- Provide habitat for birds and wildlife
- Reduce stormwater run-off
This are some of the considerations when picking a site for your tree:
- Soil texture and pH
- Drainage
- Sunlight levels/exposure
- Space availability above and below ground
- Water availability
Besides the weather and the location, choosing the right tree is iba of the essential for success, the right tree is chosen with the following considerations:
- Ability of the plant to survive low temperatures
- Heat tolerance
- Drought tolerance
- Pest resistance
- Maintenance issues
- Growth rate of the species
- Mature size
- Form
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