Spring is in full swing, and that means it’s time for spring tree care. If you have questions in spring about the health of your tree, you’re not alone. This is the busiest time of the year for most tree care professionals because it’s the...
Our trees are an essential part of our landscape. They often become the centerpieces of our yards with everything else designed around them. Suppose you have plans to plant a new crown jewel for your yard this year. Keep in mind that placement matters. Depending...
Hardwood trees are some of our favorite trees in Texas, appreciated for their shade, beauty, and other wonderful environmental benefits. But like all living things, sometimes trees get sick. If you think your tree might be sick or dying, here is a tree disease and...
Water is essential for trees, and they need it all year round. Sometimes Mother Nature provides them with enough to sustain them, and sometimes they need a little extra support. That’s how you can help. Watering your trees in the spring can give your trees...
If you’ve spent any amount of time in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, then you know we love our Crape Myrtles. What’s not to love? They produce multiple rounds of showy, fragrant flowers that rain color into our yards all summer long. They’re generally known for...
Do your Ash trees have a fungus problem? Recent reports in some parts of the United States of Ash trees being hit hard by Anthracnose Diseases, a group of diseases that cause lesions on leaves, branches, and fruit. These diseases have been known to infect...
North Texas is home to a wide variety of beautiful hardwood trees, and we love our trees for almost as wide a variety of reasons. But like all living things, sometimes trees get sick. Below are five of the most common deadly hardwood tree diseases...
Crape Myrtles are one of our favorite flowering trees in North Texas. They produce multiple rounds of showy, fragrant flowers that blanket our yards in color all summer long. Crape Myrtles are known for their hardiness and low-maintenance. Many popular National Arboretum cultivars are relatively...
There are many benefits to trees in urban settings, and one of them is that they help you and your neighbors get outside and become more active. How? We’re glad you asked! Below are six ways urban trees make you more active outdoors. No. 1: They...
If you have a Lacebark Elm tree, you probably treasure it for its easygoing nature. These hardy trees, which are also called Chinese Elms, tolerate a wide range of site conditions. They thrive in North Texas because they tolerate drought and alkaline soils. You probably...
