If you’re looking for a shade tree that can handle North Texas conditions while adding long-term value to your landscape, the Chinquapin oak (Quercus muehlenbergii) is worth a closer look. This native Texas tree is…
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Pecan trees are about as Texan as it gets—long-lived, generous, and a little particular about how they’re treated. With the right approach, they provide both dependable shade and a seasonal harvest. Not a bad return…
Crape myrtles are a favorite across the Dallas-Fort Worth area thanks to their vibrant summer blooms, adaptability, and long season of interest. While these trees are relatively low maintenance, a few region-specific care practices can…
In North Texas our local Certified Arborists have been seeing several Lacebark Elms dead with borer exit holes in the past week. Borers Target Already Stressed Trees The borers we are seeing in Lacebark Elms…
Oak wilt is one of the most serious tree diseases we see in North Texas. While all oak trees are susceptible, red oaks are especially vulnerable and often decline much faster than other oak species.…
Are you noticing your lawn has a sudden carpet of acorns beneath your feet? If yes, you’re likely experiencing a masting year. In such years, oak trees pull out all the stops to produce an…
