Planting trees to keep Texas cool 02:12. DALLAS (CBSNewsTexas.com) - This Texas heat refuses to let up this week as triple-digit temperatures continue to sizzle. For anyone who has to go outside ...

Swamp willow, peach oak ... It is also in the south-most states as far west as eastern Texas. You can often find this tree in bottomlands, meaning nearby a river.

Texas Trees also created the city’s first Urban Forest Management Program, raising enough money to determine that the city’s 14.7 million trees are worth $9 billion, capture 60 million cubic ...

STRIPS BOY IN SWAMP AND TIES HIM TO TREE; Lad of 10 Tortured by an Older One Because Mother Refused to Buy His Fish. GNAWS THROUGH HIS BONDS Found by His Father Wandering About Naked and Dazed ...

Losing trees means losing what makes the area special, opponents of the plan ... Big Thicket is all that’s left of the 2-to-3 million acres of piney woods and swamp that used to cover East Texas.

Poison Ivy/Swamp Thing: Feral Trees #1 drops Oct 30th with a thrilling tale of vengeful wilderness. G. Willow Wilson and Mike Perkins bring you a horror-filled saga not for the faint of heart.

I didn’t expect Poison Ivy/Swamp Thing: Feral Trees to leave that sort of impression, but it certainly did, and everyone should have a chance to experience it. Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

Woody ornamental plants, including trees and shrubs, form the basic framework of a landscape. Their form provides structure and accent. Some have striking features and serve as specimen plants. Others ...

Parks & Recs Creatures Abound at Palmetto State Park—Just Beware the Ottine Swamp Thing At this tropical, mystical park, you’ll find animals and plants unlike anything else in Texas.

There’s not another place in Texas I know like this.” This article originally appeared in the May 2025 issue of Texas Monthly with the headline “The Swamp Whisperer.” Subscribe today .

Texas Man Recalls Moment He Found Human Skull in Swamp as Cops ... were sent to the University of North Texas for Human Identification after ... was mainly looking for old growth trees.

The evolution of Houston through the eyes of its founders — The Allen brothers — started off as “well-watered,” which essentially was another way of saying it was a swamp. Yet Augustus ...