Spraying

Brookstone Outdoors provides licensed weed and pest control and fertilization.

  • Insect control
  • Weed spraying on lawn
  • Weed spraying on landscape bed areas
  • Tree and shrub spraying
  • Lot spraying
  • Pre-emergent herbicide
  • Lawn fertilization
  • Tree and shrub fertilization
  • Semi organic fertilizer (upon request)
  • Dormant oil spraying
  • and more, contact us for your specific needs

Our spray technicians are licensed through the Colorado Department of Agriculture and are all Colorado Certified Master Gardeners. Our technicians are knowledgeable in areas of native Colorado weeds, tree and shrub diseases, and grub and pest problems.

Our Spraying Services

Colorado-licensed weed control for lawns and beds by certified applicators who know our native and noxious weeds — realistic, season-long management, not a one-time miracle.
Colorado-licensed insect control for lawns, trees, and shrubs — targeting the pests common to our area with properly timed, certified applications.
Pre-emergent herbicide stops weed seeds from establishing before they come up. It has to go down early in spring, and contracts are needed by March 1.
Licensed weed spraying for lawns, landscape beds, and problem areas — the hands-on treatment our crews carry out, timed to our growing season by certified applicators.
Round galls on aspen twigs are caused by a small fly. They rarely threaten the tree, and a spring systemic treatment reduces how many form.
Cooley spruce gall forms cone-shaped galls on the new shoots of Colorado blue spruce. We spray affected trees twice a year, in spring and in fall.
Protection against wood-boring insects that target stressed trees — paired with our advice on watering and health, since a well-hydrated tree is a borer's worst enemy.
Horticultural oil applied before trees and shrubs leaf out, smothering insect eggs and overwintering pests before they can develop in spring.
Treatment for the white grubs that chew turf roots into fall — worst on drought-stressed lawns, so we time prevention before the damage ever shows.
Pine needle scale feeds on pine needles and weakens the tree over time. We treat it with dormant oil in late winter, before the buds open.
Ips beetles bore under the bark of pinyon pine and can kill a tree within a season. Prevention is the only treatment, applied as three cover sprays a year.
Preventative trunk treatment that protects vulnerable trees from boring insects before they get established — cheap insurance against losing a mature tree.