Denver Tree Fertilization Services

We offer a new product in the market called EnviroTree. This product is not only used as a spring and fall fertilization but as a growth booster for any trees in stress or decline. It will help balance your trees growth and produce up to 33% new growth, larger leaves, greener leaves and put on trunk mass. Using this product will also allow you to use less water on trees. 

EnviroTree offers a custom mix of nitrogen, phosphate, and sulphur as well as improving the environment by increasing the growth and activity of microorganisms, critical to plant health. Remember to implement a watering schedule for your trees to help prevent drought during the hot months. Trees like a long slow drink of water. Water for about an hour every other day using a drip line. Every day if its really hot. You don’t need to “deep water” the roots, the point is to soak the soil without runoff. It’s really important to let the soil dry between soakings. (trees breathe through their roots too!) To test the moisture in the soil, dig about six to eight inches and feel for moisture.

Keep an eye out for drought stress. With the hot days of summer and our dry climate here in Colorado, your trees can stress easily. Look for wilting or curling of the leaves, this can be a sign of drought. However, be careful, the could also be a sign of over watering. If your trees have these symptoms and you are unsure call us for for a consultation.

EnviroTree is a very affordable product and more effective than deep root water feeding. Please call the Denver Tree Fertilization experts to begin your fertilization program.

EnviroTree Directions for Use:

Shake the product rwell. I have found it easiest to set the jug on its side and rock  it back and forth to be easiest for me.

Trees-Use full strength, apply from about three or four feet high to the ground directly on the bark. I generally use a 2 quart pump sprayer. Look  for one that has a wide mouth to make filling easy.

Lawns-Using an Ortho Dial-n-Spray sprayer apply one quart per 1,000 square feet. The setting is not that critical. I do “hot-rod” the sprayer by removing the screen on the end of the intake tube. This allows any of the larger particles to easily pass thru. On lawns I generally go with 6 ounces per gallon and it comes out pretty fast. The product is activated by water and a lower setting will be beneficial as you will be getting the product deeper in the soil-it does take longer though.

Flowers and Shrubs-Use the Ortho Dial-n-Spray set at 1 or 2. Spray both the plants and the soil.