Monthly Newsletters

Newsletter: January 2026

As we welcome the New Year, it’s the perfect time to evaluate your landscape partner and set your property up for success in the year ahead.

At LMI Colorado, we believe professional landscape care should never be seasonal. From routine maintenance, irrigation, enhancements, and renovations to snow removal and winter services, your property deserves experienced, licensed professionals who understand Colorado’s unique climate and landscapes.

Newsletter: November 2025

Now that October is over, it’s time to beat the Winter rush. Our services are vital for keeping your properties safe, operational, and compliant in even the worst weather. Learn more about our snow & ice management plans and reserve your spot before the snow hits!

Newsletter: October 2025

Winter is just around the corner. Make sure your property is ready with priority snow & ice removal services from LMI Colorado. We offer 24/7 commercial snow removal using state-of-the-art equipment to keep your lots, walkways, and entry points safe and accessible—no matter the storm.

Newsletter: August 2025

On August 1, LMI Colorado hosted a fun-filled day at Water World to show our appreciation for our amazing clients, friends, and their families. It was a great day of sunshine, water rides, and connection — thank you for being part of it!

LMI CO continues to prioritize professional development across all levels — from the field and the office to the classroom. This summer, Aramanta C. joined the team as a marketing intern, working closely with Nicole Stone and Ana Salas over a six-week period.

Newsletter: June 2025

As the busy season unfolds, it’s important to recognize employees’ efforts and accomplishments.

Last month, the South branch invited their Office and Field employees for tacos to recognize crews + Foremen for
excellent safety and customer service performance. GM, Ben Randall awarded team members with PPE items.

Newsletter: May 2025

Irrigation has become the lifeline for our properties. Whether it is a root-pinched lateral line, a broken mainline, or even a stolen backflow on Sunday morning, our professional team is always ready to assist.

Newsletter: April 2025

It is hard to believe that spring is upon us and the landscaping season has begun. This will be a busy month setting the stage for the landscape season. Our teams will be onsite performing spring clean-ups, irrigation activations, pre-emergent applications, aerations, and the first round of fertilization. We look forward to an amazing season working with you and your team.

Newsletter: March 2025

Spring Forward and jump ahead are common terms for daylight savings time. Sunday we will move our clocks 1 hour ahead. The terms “spring forward” and “fall back” are used to describe a practice of changing standard time with the intention of “saving” (as in, making better use of) natural light. During daylight savings time (DST), clocks are turned ahead one hour, so that the sun rises later in the morning and sets later in the evening. Are you ready to spring forward???

Newsletter: February 2025

Our teams take safety seriously. All of our vehicles are equipped with Azuga that monitor our driving habits along with exterior cameras providing situational awareness. Keeping our team safe and others is not something our company takes lightly!

Newsletter: January 2025

If you think mites are inactive in the winter months that is incorrect. Winter mites are active starting as early as November and stay active through March in Colorado. They are doubly frustrating, their activity is difficult to see day to day however their damage creates quite an eye sore as winter turns to spring.

Newsletter: December 2024

Santa is not the only one with a checklist in December. We often think that just because many of our trees, shrubs, and turf have gone dormmate for the winter we can as well. That is not correct, landscape maintenance is a year-round task in Colorado. From wrapping trees, winter watering, maintaining walkways, rejuvenation prunes, as well as repairing and adding new hardscapes. Wintertime is when we start setting the stage for Spring. Oh, did I forget to mention designing your annual color beds…. All this in only a few short months.

Newsletter: Noveber 2024

Leaves are falling and being removed from properties, but did you know they are a valuable resource in the landscape? They are a source of organic matter and can be mulched into lawns with mowers, used in planters, containers, and gardens as soil amendment, mulch or create compost. Mulching them into lawns can benefit the turf as well as the soil and could potentially even mitigate the need for additional fertilizer. The additional mulching can also help soil moisture and reduce weeds by creating a thin layer of mulch on the soil surface. Who knew that falling leaves had so many beneficial uses within the landscape? So, while they are messy, they also help add value to the lifespan of your landscape.

Newsletter: October 2024

After the hottest September on record, Tuesday will be a cool break from the heat before record-breaking temperatures return. According to the National Weather Service; dry, sunny weather will continue into October. The daytime temperatures should start to cool down slowly. Some nights in October can get frost and many times October has had snow. In 2021 October the Denver Metro areas received a reported 15-25” of snow. With that being said we are starting to wrap up the season.

Newsletter: September 2024

September offers excellent weather for Colorado. It is the year’s sunniest month. The days are also a little less rainy than the rest of summer. However, the days are getting shorter, and the nights are getting cooler. We are in the beginning stages of prepping your landscape for the long winter months.

Newsletter: August 2024

The two most important facets of mowing are mowing height and frequency. The minimum height for any lawn is 2 inches. The preferred mowing height for all Colorado species is 2.5 to 3 inches.

Newsletter: July 2024

July is known for being the hottest month so with that being said we will be adjusting watering times throughout the month to keep lawns healthy and green. During July we will be working on pruning, general grounds maintenance, and continuous weeding. We commit to excellence and appreciate you trusting in LMI Colorado to make that happen for you and the communities that we service! I have attached a survey if you would take a few minutes to fill it out we would greatly appreciate it.

Newsletter: June 2024

Welcome to June in Colorado! According to the National Weather Service June can be the month with the most severe weather. While June is mostly like summer, it is not scared to sprinkle in a few damaging punches of drenching thunderstorms, wind gusts, hail, and tornadoes.

Newsletter: May 2024

With all the fresh snow fueling the rivers and creeks around Colorado, Waterfalls will be near their peak flow at this time. The water will be too cold to plunge into, but mild May weather means you won’t be tired and hot by the time you reach the falls. Be sure to pack some water shoes if you want to explore the riverbeds at the base.

Newsletter: April 2024

It is hard to believe that spring is upon us and the landscaping season has begun. This will be a busy month in regard to setting the stage for the landscape season.

Newsletter: March 2024

We are now just under 30 days before kicking off the 2024 landscape season we have fired up the mowers and are working on activating irrigation systems. Our teams have been out applying Pre-Emergent to start the fight on weeds.

Newsletter: February 2024

February is an exciting month for the Green Industry world because we are gearing up for the `season by furthering our education and knowledge as season prep begins. Our team at LMI Colorado attended the ProGreen Expo which is the only green industry con- ference of its kind in the Rocky Mountain Region.

Newsletter: January 2024

LMI Landscapes and ColoradoScapes have joined forces to become LMI Colorado, combining their expertise to offer an enhanced and comprehensive landscaping and construction experience!