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Grand Junction is the largest city in the western half of Colorado. The city is located about 400km south-west of the capital of Colorado, Denver. Grand Junction is located along the Colorado River. The city gets its name from the junction of the Gunnison and Colorado Rivers. The Colorado River was referred to historically as the [...]
[continue reading...]Denver, Colorado, also known as the “Mile High City,” was settled during the peak of the gold rush in the 1850s, and has matured into a vibrant western city on the edge of the Rocky Mountains. Known for its high desert climate, weather in Denver is unpredictable. Summers are hot, with monsoon rains starting in [...]
[continue reading...]Littleton, Colorado, is close to Denver, and shares most of its characteristic climate. Known for its high desert climate, weather in Littleton is unpredictable. Summers are hot, with monsoon rains starting in mid July, ending in early Fall. Most of the yearly precipitation comes in the form of snow during the winter. The snowiest month [...]
[continue reading...]Pueblo is a populous city located in Colorado. The confluence of the Arkansas River and Fountain Creek marks the exact location of the city of Pueblo. Due to its prime location, the city gets approximately 14 inches of rainfall every year but this region of Colorado is not as snowy as might be expected. The [...]
[continue reading...]Home to the Rocky Mountains, Colorado is known for its exquisite natural beauty. It is also the site of a variety of extreme weather conditions, from lightning storms, to heavy snowfall and scorching hot summers. Because of this, Coloradoans need to select their lawns carefully, being sure to choose types that are able to withstand the many climate changes that take place throughout the year.
Many Colorado lawn care professionals recommend Kentucky bluegrass for use on Colorado lawns. This low maintenance grass is able to thrive during both hot and cold temperatures and is therefore a perfect option for Colorado’s many weather extremes. Additionally options include buffalo grass, fescues, and blue garma.
One of the biggest challenges in Colorado lawn care is preventing snowmold during the winter seasons. When Colorado experiences winter storms, snow can sit on top of grass for weeks allowing mold the grow underneath. This can be harmful to grass, but luckily it is easily treated.
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