North Texas is home to a variety of soil types, each impacting the growth and health of trees in different ways. Understanding these soil types can help in selecting the right trees for your landscape…
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Planting trees when temperature is more mild in Texas will bring about the best outcomes in tree establishment and health. Keep in mind summers have been extremely brutal so planting a tree in spring is…
Trees in urban environments operate under fundamentally different conditions than those in natural forests. Restricted rooting volumes, compacted soils, elevated temperatures, air pollution, and repeated physical disturbance all contribute to reduced vigor and shortened lifespans.…
An Arborist’s Perspective From an arborist’s point of view, the difference between a tree and a shrub isn’t just about labels – it’s about how a woody plant grows, functions, and supports the surrounding environment…
Over watering damages tree just like under watering. This is especially true for newly planted trees. Unfortunately watering new trees is not a set it and forget it type of care. Depending on rainfall, temperature,…
Trees are an essential part of life in North Texas. They offer shade during long summers, add beauty to neighborhoods, and help create inviting outdoor spaces. But trees also influence air quality—and for many people,…
