You might’ve passed a sign on the road that warns not to prune Oak trees from February through June. Or maybe you’ve run across some blogs or articles that say the same thing. Plenty of tree care professionals even warn against trimming oak trees all...
Our trees and shrubs are truly an amazing part of our landscape that offers us many wonderful benefits. They give us beauty and shade, boost our mental and emotional health, and offer a long list of environmental benefits. In exchange, we’re responsible for doing our...
When people think of the Piney Woods of Texas, they tend to think of East Texas. While it’s true that we rarely if ever, see Pine trees thriving in the black clay soil found in Dallas and Collin county, there are places in Denton and...
One of the many responsibilities of being a property or homeowner is looking out for the health of your landscape. If you’ve noticed a white stippling pattern on your trees or shrubs this spring, then that’s a sign your yard might have a spider mite...
Spring is the perfect time to inspect the trees on your property and assess their overall health. In your search, maybe you’ve noticed some prickly, conical sacs hanging from your evergreen trees. Those are most likely the cocoons of bagworm moths. Bagworms are a common...
Spring is a beautiful and exciting time. The days get longer and warmer. Spring flowers come into full bloom, attracting bees and butterflies to gather around them. For trees, it’s time to shine! They burst with new life, showing off a fresh set of bright...
Oak Wilt is one of the deadliest diseases for our Oak trees of Texas. Tree health care professionals in Dallas-Fort Worth like TreeNewal work hard every year during Oak Wilt season to keep our local trees and urban forests disease-free. The Texas A&M Agrilife Extension...
It’s Oak Wilt season, so if you have Oak trees on your property, then now until June, July is the time to be on high alert for signs of Oak Wilt. Oak Wilt can have devastating effects in North Texas, where Oak trees are some...
When thinking about tree care and management, it’s more important than ever to do so with sustainability in mind. Forested land outside of conservation areas is steadily decreasing year after year, which should give all of us reason to pause. There has been an alarming...
Spring is here, and that means it’s time for spring tree care! Many people think that includes tree trimming and pruning, but that’s only true for specific trees. In North Texas, where Oak trees are one of our favorite shade trees, it’s good to know...