Some of our recent projects
Saluting branches
The crew at Eden Tree Care volunteer their arborist skills in fall of each year to support and honor our veterans by caring for the trees at the Fort Logan National Cemetery


Earth Day - Bible park restoration project
Every year on Earth Day, the Eden Tree Care team takes the day off from our regular work to give back to the community we’re proud to serve.
This year, we had the opportunity to volunteer with the Bible Park Restoration Project, where our team spent the day painting trash cans, picking up litter, and helping make the park a cleaner and more enjoyable place for everyone.
At Eden Tree Care, we truly believe that we don’t just take care of trees—we take care of communities. That’s why opportunities like this mean so much to our team. Caring for our urban forest goes hand in hand with caring for the parks, neighborhoods, and people that make Denver such a great place to call home.
We’re excited to return to Bible Park next year and continue doing our part to keep Denver beautiful.
We’d love for you to join us next Earth Day and give back alongside the Eden Tree Care team!
Touch-a-Truck
Every October, Eden Tree Care brings our trucks and equipment to the Aurora Parks & Recreation Touch-a-Truck event, and it has quickly become one of our favorite community events of the year.
This event is especially meaningful to our team because we believe we may be inspiring the next generation of skilled tradespeople—and hopefully a few future arborists along the way! Kids of all ages get an up-close look at the trucks, equipment, and tools our crews use every day. We get to show them how the equipment works, answer their questions, and, when possible, give them the opportunity to experience some of the equipment firsthand. We’re always impressed by just how much some of these kids already know about trucks, tools, and machinery! But for us, Touch-a-Truck is about more than showing off some really cool equipment. It’s an opportunity to introduce young people to arboriculture as a career and teach them about the important role arborists play in caring for our trees, communities, and environment.
Arboriculture is an incredible field, and if we can inspire even one kid to someday become an arborist, we consider that a successful day.




Cone collecting
Charles attended a cone collecting workshop and learned the trade of collecting pine cones from Colorado’s native forests in an effort to build a native seed supply for reforestation purposes. The team of climbing arborists collected over 10000 Ponderosa Pine seeds that day!
Community Leaf Pick-Up Program
We love working with our HOA communities, and one of our favorite ways to give back is through Eden Tree Care’s Community Leaf Pick-Up Program.
Each fall, we partner with participating HOA communities and dedicate a weekend for residents to bring us their leaves and fill our trucks. Our team then makes sure those leaves are taken to be composted, where they can be turned into something beneficial for the environment rather than simply taking up space in a landfill.
For the past three years, we’ve been proud to offer this program to both the Foxridge and Cherry Knolls communities, and it has become a tradition our team looks forward to every fall. Programs like this are a great example of what community tree care means to us. Our job may be taking care of trees, but our responsibility to the communities we serve goes beyond pruning and removals.
Whether it’s helping residents responsibly dispose of leaves, volunteering in local parks, or finding new ways to support our neighborhoods, we’re always looking for opportunities to make a positive impact. After all, we don’t just take care of trees—we take care of communities.


Denver Home & Garden Show
2026 marks Eden Tree Care’s first year attending the Denver Home & Garden Show, and we’re excited for the opportunity to connect with property managers, community associations, and commercial organizations from across the Denver metro area.
As Eden Tree Care continues to grow, so does our ability to provide comprehensive tree care for larger commercial properties and multi-property portfolios. The Home & Garden Show gives us an opportunity to introduce property professionals to the services, expertise, and long-term approach we bring to commercial tree care.
This year, we’re especially excited to introduce our new Tree Health Monitoring Program. The program is designed to help property managers take a more proactive approach to their trees through routine professional inspections. By identifying developing health concerns, safety issues, and maintenance needs early, our goal is to help managers better plan and budget for tree care while protecting the long-term value of their landscapes. For us, attending events like the Denver Home & Garden Show isn’t simply about gaining brand recognition. It’s about building relationships with the people responsible for maintaining the communities where Coloradans live, work, and spend their time.
Whether we’re caring for a single property or helping manage hundreds of trees across multiple communities, our philosophy remains the same: At Eden Tree Care, we don’t just take care of trees—we take care of communities.