
Do trees prefer a long dress or mini-skirt? By Steve Houser Low branching limbs on trees perform a number of valuable functions. The most noticeable being the aesthetic appeal and the natural … [Read more...]
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Do trees prefer a long dress or mini-skirt? By Steve Houser Low branching limbs on trees perform a number of valuable functions. The most noticeable being the aesthetic appeal and the natural … [Read more...]

Tree Species Profiles—Top Rated Shade Trees Bur Oak, Quercus macrocarpa By Steve Houser When French botanist André Michaux (1746-1802) garnered the botanical naming rights for bur oaks, he … [Read more...]

Mild spring temperatures and abundant moisture have created favorable conditions for Fire Blight. Flowering Pears throughout North Central Texas are symptomatic, making this the largest outbreak in … [Read more...]

It may be a few years before we fully understand the impact of last summer’s drought and heat on our urban forest. The immediate effect is quite blunt. Whether from relentless heat or lack of … [Read more...]

Given the current drought and associated water restrictions, important questions arise: How do drought and heat affect plants? How do you water and care for plants during an extended drought and … [Read more...]
continued from Heat, Drought and Trees, Part I Last month’s article touched on heat damage but the subject was not covered in detail. As with the previous article, let’s consider all trees, … [Read more...]

A cookie walk is not a new dance step--nor is it a bake sale. But it seemed to be a popular topic in last month’s e-gardens newsletter (related article - Tree Cookies. A unique way to recycle your … [Read more...]

“Cookiewalks” A Unique Way to Recycle Your Tree Within the forces of nature, from death comes life. As a tree dies in a natural forest condition, it provides many benefits to the ecosystem as … [Read more...]

By Bill Seaman All photos courtesy of Arborilogical Services, Inc. Texas gardens are blessed to have a large variety of trees suited for our climate and soils. If there is one group of trees … [Read more...]

by Steve HouserIt’s unusual to talk about trees without the weather coming up in the conversation. It is perfectly understandable since much of what we do to care for trees is weather related. … [Read more...]
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