So much can happen in just 12 months. Now that we’re back in January again, what a perfect opportunity to look ahead and make the most of the upcoming year cultivating your garden! Time to finally clear away all those broken limbs still hanging around...
New year, new trees, right? But when truly is the BEST time for planting new trees? Believe it or not, that cozy niche between mid-winter and early spring will be most likely to give your new arbors their best chance for success, along with a...
Winter is a beautiful time of year, but it can also be difficult for your trees. When the cold temperatures hit, and your trees enter dormancy, many people think it's time to stop watering. However, it is very important to keep watering during winter to...
If you've had a passion for trees and arboriculture, you may have thought about becoming an arborist. While there are many different ways to become an arborist, the most common route is through certification. The International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) offers certification for arborists worldwide....
We are very excited to share with you all this article on winter tree planting. It is a common misconception that it is impossible to plant trees in the winter, but there are many ways to solve this problem! Winter can be a great time...
October is one of the most beautiful times as leaves change color and trees prepare for the harsh winter to come. While the foliage is simply mesmerizing, homeowners and landscapers should not forget that it is critical to implement the right tree and garden plant...
A little about American Sweetgum Trees: you’ll recognize these trees by their characteristic star-shaped leaves and their “gumballs,” which are prickly, woody seed balls that drop off during the winter. Although that’s what makes them interesting, it’s also one thing that makes them annoying to...
If you’ve been heeding the warnings not to trim or prune Oak trees from February through June, then you might have some pretty scraggly-looking Oak trees on your property right about now. The good news is that we’ve made it past the peak of Oak Wilt season. Although it’s now generally considered safe to...
Live Oak trees are some of the most popular yard trees in Dallas-Fort Worth. There are probably several on your street if you live in North Texas, and likely one or two in your own yard. Live Oaks are native to Texas and are prized...
Of all the trees in North America, Maple trees are some of the most widely recognized. That’s primarily because of their distinctive star-shaped leaves and flaming fall color. Texas Maple tree leaves have 3 to 5 points with saw-toothed lobes. Most turn a brilliant shade of red in the fall, although some varieties turn a stunning orange-yellow color. While there are...
