Protecting Your Ash Trees in Colorado

If you have an ash tree, it needs protection. Ash trees make up a huge portion of Colorado’s urban canopy. They provide shade, cooling, curb appeal, and significant property value. But they’re also among the most vulnerable species in our landscape—targeted by multiple destructive pests.

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Colorado’s Front Range Pest Calendar

In Colorado, timing matters. Many insect pests are only vulnerable during specific life stages. Treating at the wrong time can waste money and do little to stop the problem, which is why understanding the pest calendar helps homeowners know what to watch for—and when to call for help.

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A Closer Look Into Aphids

Throughout the Colorado Front Range—where our climate shifts quickly from cool, rainy springs to hot, dry summers—aphids are one of the most common insects homeowners will encounter on trees, shrubs, and even garden plants. While small in size, aphids can build large populations fast.

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