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Where Are We With Oaks Damaged by the February Cold Spell?

Neil Sperry's e-gardens Newsletter
Neil Sperry's e-gardens Newsletter

Published July 22, 2021 By STEVE HOUSER

Damage suffered to Oak trees due to the February cold spell is across the board in regards to severity. The amount of damage varies by each individual tree. Luckily for most Oak tree owners, we are only seeing a small number of Oaks with damage. Unfortunately, a small portion of the Oaks with damage have major crown loss of up to 80 percent. 

Before I go any farther with this story on freeze damage to Oaks across Texas I need to tell you that Steve Houser’s company, Arborilogical Services, is a sponsor of several things that I do, including this e-publication.

However, neither Steve nor I would let that get in the way of honest reporting on the status of trees in our state. Here is what he sent me a few days ago.

Our Observations of Oaks…
As reported by Steve Houser of Arborilogical Services of Dallas/Fort Worth, July 16, 2021.

To download and read the entire article, select the PDF under Neil's picture above and to the right. You may also read it on Neil Sperry's website.

 

About the author

Mr. Steve Houser

Mr. Houser is a Dallas native with almost 40 years of experience as a consulting arborist and expert tree climber. He is the president and owner of Arborilogical Services, “The Experts Your Trees Deserve.”®

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