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Denver Privacy Trees

Castle Pines · checked November 14, 2026

Privacy tree planting in Castle Pines

Castle Pines is a home rule city of about 11,000 people (2020 Census), at about 6,560 feet, the highest of the towns we cover.

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Elevation and species

CSU Extension says that above 6,000 feet some evergreens on its list are not adapted. Ask planters which species they have seen thrive at your elevation, and mix species rather than planting one kind.

Winter water

CSU Extension says new trees are most at risk from winter drought; water during dry spells without snow, above 40°F, about once or twice a month.

Your HOA

Castle Pines neighborhoods have their own covenants and design review. Ask for the landscape rules first.

Services

Sources

  1. Wikipedia, Castle Pines, Colorado
  2. CSU Extension, Evergreen Trees (fact sheet, Table 1 mature sizes)
  3. CSU Extension, Fall and Winter Watering

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