01

Any precipitation Colorado does receive over the fall and winter months is not enough to keep trees healthy and hydrated. This means that during drought conditions, to prevent damage to trees, supplemental watering is necessary. 

02

Since trees water absorbing roots are primarily located in the top 12 inches of the soil, deep watering is the most efficient and effective way to reach the deeper, more drought-resistant roots.

03

Helps keep the soil beneath the surface moist and reduces the trees reliance on large amounts of water in the heart of the growing season while keeping it healthy through dry winters.