Lawn mites and the aftermath of unusually dry and warm weather will impact Colorado landscapes. <br />http://www.myswingle.com/mite-control <br /><br />Swingle President John Gibson and Landscape Care Consultant Tony Hahn offer recommendations from their vantage point in a snowy Colorado lawn. <br />http://www.myswingle.com/leadership-team <br />http://www.myswingle.com/representatives <br /><br />Included in this video: <br />- How to tell if the brown spots in your Colorado lawn are caused by mite infestation <br />- When Colorado Front Range homeowners and commercial property managers will notice the damage done to their lawns and landscapes <br />- Which areas of Colorado lawns and landscapes are most at risk.
