Spring Tree Fertilization
Spring will be here before we know it, and that means it's time to start thinking about fertilizing your trees. Trees need nutrients just like any other plant, and without…
Your Trees Are Ready to Feed
After the extremely hot and dry summer that we experienced in the Houston area, your trees are more ready than ever for Fall tree fertilization. Surviving temperatures like we saw…
Why Is Fall Fertilization Important For Trees?
Trees that grow in forests and other wooded areas don't require the use of fertilizers and other supplements because of their nutrient-rich soil. Over time, falling leaves and tree debris…
The Dangers of Unsafe Trees, Part Two
Some of the most important assets on our property are the healthy and vibrant shade trees we enjoy. In our previous blog post, we discussed how trees on residential properties…
Do I Need To Feed My Trees?
Around this time of year, many Houston homeowners begin to notice their lawns and trees growing at a faster rate due to the warmer weather. While many property owners know…
Three Ways To Prepare Your Trees For Spring
When it comes to keeping your property healthy, it's important to note that trees should never be overlooked when it comes to springtime preparation. Trees need just as much care…
The Importance of Protecting Tree Roots
Tree owners know that regular tree maintenance is important to the long-term health, beauty, and value of a tree. Unfortunately, too many tree owners focus solely on the top part…
Don’t Ignore Your Tree’s Warning Signs!
When we are sick or feeling under the weather, we may have a variety of symptoms such as fever, chills, poor appetite, coughing or fatigue. Much in the same way…
Celebrating The Beauty of Local Trees
In Texas, we like to celebrate all forms of natural beauty, from the thick piney forests of East Texas to the beaches of the Gulf Coast to the rolling hills…
Tree Fertilization: Why Your Tree Needs More Than Just Sun and Water
To most people, taking care of a tree sounds like simple work – give it water, make sure it gets sunlight, and let Mother Nature do the rest. While it…
