If you’re looking for a fast-growing flowering tree that can add beautiful color to your property, look no further than the classic crepe myrtle. This versatile plant can be grown from just a cutting, making it a very quick and affordable option for just about...
Oak trees are a staple in the American landscape. They are often planted in yards and parks because of their beauty and long lifespan. But is there more to oak trees than meets the eye: can they also have an important impact on the surrounding...
There are many wonderful tree and forestry books out there, and it was difficult to choose just 10 favorites. But after much deliberation, we have come up with a list of our top 10 picks. Whether you are an arborist or just interested in trees,...
Now that the weather is finally starting to warm up, it's time to get outside and enjoy the beautiful spring trees. But before you do, make sure you are aware of some common tree problems that can occur this time of year. One of the...
Iron Chlorosis can be a common problem for trees in Texas, and while the condition may seem alarming, there are several things you can do to treat chlorosis and help your tree get back on track. Here is our guide to iron chlorosis treatment! What Is...
As a homeowner in Texas, you know that leaves can cause all sorts of long-term problems if not dealt with properly. Today, we’ll discuss leaf spot disease and how to prevent it from causing lasting damage to your property. Keep Your Trees in Good Shape An ounce...
When it comes to taking care of your landscape, you want to be sure that you’re doing everything possible to keep your plants healthy. That’s where plant health care, or PHC, comes in. PHC is a comprehensive approach to keeping your plants healthy and looking...
Oak trees are a native staple in the state of Texas, and their root systems are no exception. Oak tree roots are known for their highly adaptable and deep systems, which can extend up to three times the size of the tree’s canopy. With might...
Noticed some odd yellowing of your yard’s foliage recently? Chlorosis is a common problem for trees in Texas, and many homeowners are not sure what causes it or even how to recognize it. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at what causes...
If you’re a homeowner with an ash tree on your property or you’re responsible for managing a commercial property with ash trees, then it’s important to be able to identify signs of an emerald ash borer (EAB) infestation. This invasive beetle can kill ash trees...
