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Beautiful Austin Trees
Central Texas ice storms are hard on our trees. If you know an ice storm is coming, here are some things you can do to help your trees survive.
Note: Try not to use salt around your trees. If you have to use salt near a tree, sweep it up, or wash it away with a hose as soon as possible.
[Read more…] about Trees and Ice StormsLate fall and winter are the best times to prune central Texas oak trees.
When the tree doesn’t have its leaves, the arborist can easily assess the structure of the tree’s limbs, and identify the best pruning actions to take for overall tree health.
After a large weather event, like the ice and snow storm that hit Austin, Texas in February 2021, many homeowners find themselves wondering what to do about damaged trees, and whether or not they should seek professional help from a certified arborist.
[Read more…] about Assessing Your Trees After a StormIt’s easy to take our trees for granted since they simply sit in our yards with little to no maintenance, especially mature trees. The thing is that trees can and do get diseases and experience other issues that may take a homeowner a long time to notice. However, an arborist will spot any underlying problems quickly and know how to fix them.
[Read more…] about What Does an Arborist Do and Why Should You Hire One?Did you know that when a tree is injured, the wound lives inside of the tree as the tree grows over the damage? This is why you must prune carefully, so as to not cause lifelong damage to the tree. Understanding the difference between pruning young and mature trees is an important step in pruning correctly. Without this knowledge, you could take years off the life of a tree.
[Read more…] about The Difference Between Pruning Young and Mature TreesThe Lone Star State is known for more than its fantastic BBQ and southern hospitality. The landscape changes in each area of Texas, but a few things remain the same, including the beautiful trees. Some trees prefer one area over another, but, all in all, the most common Texas tree species can be found in several areas of Texas.
[Read more…] about The Most Common Texas Tree SpeciesAustin
Bee Cave
Belton
Bertram
Cedar Park
Copperas Cove
Dripping Springs
Georgetown
Hutto
Killeen
Lago Vista
Lakeway
Leander
Liberty Hill
Lost Creek
Pflugerville
Round Rock
Salado
Taylor
Wimberley
