Grassland bluffs above I-25

Hydroseeding in Lone Tree, CO

Lone Tree climbs from suburban streets in the north to open grassland bluffs in the south, where most new building is.

No-charge site visits, with every estimate in writing
Seed mixes picked for your elevation, sun and water
Estimates that list prep, seed, mulch and slope work separately

Building Out Lone Tree's South End

Hydroseeding in Lone Tree centers on a city that is still filling in. Its largest planned development, RidgeGate, covers about 3,500 acres on both sides of Interstate 25 and is expected to keep adding homes, offices and medical buildings for years. That makes builder work the main event here: sediment control during earthwork and hydroseeding as each phase reaches final grade.

Grassland bluffs

The city's terrain moves from developed suburbs in the north and west to the elevated grassland bluffs of Bluffs Regional Park in the south. New lots that sit on or below these bluffs often have long graded slopes. Those get hydroseed held down by a rolled blanket or a bonded fiber matrix layer, with a native grass mix where the slope meets open grassland.

Elevation

Lone Tree lists an elevation of about 6,280 feet, close to 1,000 feet higher than downtown Denver. Higher ground often means more wind and a shorter fall seeding window. We plan seeding dates with that in mind and use tackifier so mulch does not blow off exposed lots.

Design standards

When Lone Tree organized for incorporation in the mid-1990s, its leaders aimed for high design standards and carefully planned landscaping. Commercial and HOA landscapes here are held to a neat finished look, so we pay attention to clean edges between turf and native areas, consistent seed coverage and proper fine grading before seeding.

Commercial campuses

Large sites like corporate campuses and medical centers in RidgeGate need silt fence along their perimeters, inlet protection on new streets and staged hydromulch on stockpiles and pads awaiting construction. We handle those and the final seeding of open areas around buildings.

Lone Tree work

Builder and commercial hydroseeding in RidgeGate
Slope stabilization below the bluffs
Native grass seeding against open grassland
Silt fence, inlet protection and staged hydromulch

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Lone Tree Land Facts

RidgeGate. RidgeGate is a 3,500-acre mixed-use planned community on both sides of Interstate 25 in Lone Tree.
Bluffs. Lone Tree's terrain rises from suburban areas in the north and west to the elevated grassland bluffs of Bluffs Regional Park in the south.
Elevation. Lone Tree's listed elevation is about 6,280 feet.
Planning goals. Leaders who organized incorporation in 1994 and 1995 envisioned high design standards and carefully planned landscaping.

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Lone Tree Questions

Do you work with RidgeGate builders and site contractors?

Yes. On Lone Tree builds we set silt fence, guard the storm inlets, hydromulch pads and stockpiles, and seed lots as they reach final grade.

How do you keep seed in place on windy, high lots?

We use tackifier in the hydromulch and, on slopes, erosion control blankets or bonded fiber matrix.

Can native grass be used where my lot meets the bluffs?

Yes. A native mix blends with the grassland and needs little water once established.

Can you meet HOA landscape standards?

We fine grade before seeding and keep clean lines between turf and native areas. Share your HOA rules and we will plan around them.

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