Oak trees are a beautiful part of nature. They are easily recognizable by their large, sturdy branches and leaves that turn color in the fall. But what many people don't know is that oak trees produce acorns – and these little nuts can be used...
There’s so much more to oak trees than just providing shade and a pretty autumn display. Did you know that the leaves can also affect soil pH? Read on to learn how oak leaves can impact and even help the pH balance of the soil...
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...
Southern live oaks are a beautiful and iconic part of the Texas landscape. These trees can live for centuries, but they can require some particular care to stay healthy and look good through our brief but brutal winters and long, dry summers. Here are TreeNewal’s...
So, you’ve seen that your live oak tree has been dropping leaves and wilting recently? Noticed some signs of disease like discoloration or dieback? Quick action at those first signs can be just the thing that saves your arbor. Learn how to save your dying...
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...
Post Oaks are some of the most widespread types of Oak trees in Texas. You’d think that would mean that they are exceptionally hardy, and in some ways, they are. They flourish in terrains where other trees wouldn’t survive, but they’re also known to be...
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...
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...
