North Texas Soil

Winter Watch: Detecting and Preventing Tree Insect & Disease Attacks

Winter Watch In this informative video, ISA Certified Arborists Wes Rivers and Cory Herpel delve into the fascinating world of tree care during the winter months. Discover how the colder season can actually be advantageous in controlling pests and diseases that often plague our precious trees. Join us as we explore effective techniques…

Skip the Sprinklers: The Benefits of Spring Rain for Your Landscape

Skip the sprinklers: In this informative video, ISA Certified Arborists Wes Rivers and Cory Herpel share valuable insights on spring irrigation practices to ensure the health of your trees and plants. As the weather warms up, many people rush to turn on their sprinklers, but Cory cautions against this common mistake. He explains…

When to Fertilize Trees: Best Seasons for Optimal Nutrient Absorption

Nutrient Absorption: Discover the ideal time for tree fertilization in North Texas. A region where the soil temperatures remain favorable for root growth and nutrient absorption all year round. In this video, ISA Certified Arborist James Allen delves into the unique conditions of North Texas soils. He explains why it’s possible to fertilize your 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…

The Importance of Tree Preservation in New Home Projects

New Home Projects: In this insightful video, ISA Certified Arborist James Allen delves into the vital topic of preserving mature trees amidst rapid new home projects and construction activities in North Texas. The discussion revolves around the challenges faced by these trees and the effective strategies employed to minimize stress during these transformative…

The Signs of Chlorosis on Trees

ISA Certified Arborist James from TreeNewal introduces us to a struggling pin oak tree with signs of Chlorosis. Upon closer inspection, the tree appears off-colored, with yellowing leaves indicating Chlorosis, specifically iron chlorosis—an iron micronutrient deficiency. James explains that in North Texas, the alkaline soil binds the iron, making it inaccessible for the tree to…