Native Trees

Caring for Native Trees: Expert Tips on Trimming and Pruning

Discover the art of responsible tree care in North Texas with our insightful video discussion. In this enlightening transcript, ISA Certified Arborist James Allen delves into the world of native trees, spotlighting the iconic post oaks that grace our landscape. Unveiling the secrets to proper maintenance, we uncover the importance of avoiding large pruning…

Understanding Tree Sensitivity: Why Some Trees Struggle in Hot Summer Months

Tree Sensitivity: In this video, ISA Certified Arborist James Allen delves into the reasons why certain trees have a harder time thriving during the summer season compared to others. A key point highlighted is tree sensitivity by non-native trees in adapting to the local climate and soil conditions. Unlike the native trees, these non-native trees…

Why Native Trees Enhance Your Landscape

Discover the myriad benefits of incorporating native trees into your landscape in this informative video. As outlined in the discussion, native trees are a remarkable choice for North Texas landscapes due to their inherent adaptation to the local soils, climate, and resistance to common pests and diseases found in the region. These traits contribute…

Rooted in Suburbia: Embracing Post Oaks as Native Trees

Native Trees: In our captivating video, ISA Certified Arborist, Wes Rivers, delves deep into the fascinating characteristics that make Post Oaks both common and fragile in these developing landscapes. As he explores the delicate nature of these native trees, we uncover the core reason behind their vulnerability – their small and fibrous root system….

Tips for Maintaining Healthy Maple Trees in North Texas

Healthy Maple Trees: In this informative video, Wes and James, ISA Certified Arborists from the Metroplex area, discuss the common stress factors and issues faced by maples in DFW (Dallas-Fort Worth) region of Texas. While maples are not native to the area, their popularity among residents leads to frequent plantings. Wes and James…