Summer Irrigation Tips for Colorado's Front Range
Watering schedules, controller programming, water restrictions, and conservation strategies to keep your landscape healthy from June through September.
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Practical guidance on irrigation, snow operations, fire mitigation, and property management from a team with 50+ years of Colorado experience.
Watering schedules, controller programming, water restrictions, and conservation strategies to keep your landscape healthy from June through September.
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NOAA is tracking a significant late-season storm for the Front Range. Learn how freeze-thaw cycles impact irrigation, turf, and trees — and how JLS monitors and responds.
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The Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce highlighted JLS Landscape & Sprinkler for over 50 years of commercial landscape maintenance and snow removal across Colorado.
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Late April through mid-May is the most important window for spring lawn care along the Front Range. Here is a week-by-week checklist covering aeration, fertilization, irrigation activation, and more.
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Commercial landscaping and irrigation professionals play a critical role in protecting natural resources, improving property performance, and supporting healthier communities.
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April is Water Conservation Month. Here is everything Castle Rock and Douglas County property owners need to know about the 2026 outdoor watering schedule.
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Colorado spring snowstorms can freeze and damage irrigation systems that have already been activated. Learn how to protect your sprinklers from late-season freezes.
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The last 90 days have been unusually warm and dry across the Front Range. Learn about deep-root watering, irrigation audits, and Arbor Kelp treatments to protect your property.
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Denver Water declares Stage 1 drought with a 20% water reduction target. Learn how hand watering, deep-root watering, and drought-resistant plants protect your landscape.
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The Marshall Fire destroyed over 1,000 homes in 2021. Learn the three-zone defensible space framework and vegetation management strategies that reduce wildfire risk.
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Denver averages 57 inches of snow per year. This guide covers zero-tolerance protocols, deicing strategies, and site planning for commercial property managers.
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Signal-based controllers, soil moisture sensors, and WaterSense-certified technology can reduce outdoor water use by 20% or more. Here is what Colorado property managers need to know.
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