Danielle Grant

3 weeks ago | denver7.com | Danielle Grant

DENVER — As spring approaches, many people are starting to think about getting outdoors and into their backyards. They also might be looking for a landscaper to help spruce it up. Nicole Stone with LMI, in partnership with the Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado, met up with Denver7 to explain some expectations homeowners or businesses should look for when hiring a landscaping company. Stone said to check out the variety of services the landscape professional provides.

1 month ago | denver7.com | Danielle Grant

COMMERCE CITY, Colo. — March is technically Denver's snowiest month on average, and landscape companies work around the clock preparing to remove snow across the metro area. Nicole Stone with LMI Colorado in partnership with the Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado explained there's a lot that goes on behind the scenes before they deploy their snow removal crews. Stone said her teams start watching the forecast and preparing the equipment days before a storm arrives.

1 month ago | koaa.com | Danielle Grant

DENVER — Snow removal companies not only face trouble from Mother Nature but also thieves who are making their jobs more difficult. Kim Jewel with Snow Management Services, in partnership with the Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado, met up with Scripps News Denver to explain how equipment theft is impacting the landscaping/ snow removal industry. Jewel said thieves are targeting trucks, trailers, skid steers, power tools, and other high-value equipment regardless of the season.

1 month ago | denver7.com | Danielle Grant

DENVER — Snow removal companies not only face trouble from Mother Nature but also thieves who are making their jobs more difficult. Kim Jewel with Snow Management Services, in partnership with the Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado, met up with Denver7 to explain how equipment theft is impacting the landscaping/ snow removal industry. Jewel said thieves are targeting trucks, trailers, skid steers, power tools, and other high-value equipment regardless of the season.

1 month ago | denver7.com | Danielle Grant

DENVER — There's only a couple weeks of the winter season left, but there's still time to spruce up your yard before spring officially arrives. Kim Jewel with GroundMasters, in partnership with the Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado, met up with Denver7 to explain what we should be doing in our yards during the winter months. Jewel said pruning is very important for tree health. For most species, she said you can prune any time, but dormant pruning of some species is important.