At one time it was the biggest Black Willow tree in Texas. But now it is a pile of debris and wood chips, cut down by accident by a city of Dallas contractor grinding stumps.

Willow oak trees are generally found in certain southeastern areas of the United States—as north as New Jersey and Pennsylvania and as west as Texas and Arkansas. It can be grown under the right ...

Other small and medium-size trees to consider are vitex, loquat (Japanese plum) and Texas persimmon. Calvin Finch is a retired Texas A&M University horticulturist. [email protected] Jan 21, 2021 ...

The pecan tree is native to about 150 counties in Texas, helping it earn its designation as the official state tree of Texas. ... Native to Western Texas, the desert willow is a fast-growing, ...

Fig souring (or sour rot) renders fruit inedible. It’s caused by yeast and bacteria, usually spread by insects. You’ll know it by the fermented smell, clear ooze from the fig’s eye and eventually, ...

The best native trees for rural Texas. By Neil Sperry, Down to Earth Nov 9, 2018. ... In East Texas you could add in water oak and willow oak, also loblolly pines. This, however, ...

When is the best time to plant a tree? I've always loved the classic response of "20 years ago," but I like to add that the second-best time is now. Here in North Texas, trees actually can be ...

The hard freeze of February 2021 killed the Texas Ebony tree (Ebenopsis ebano) in the xeriscape area of the Victoria Educational Gardens. While I waited to have the dead tree removed, I began ...

Are you looking for a fast-growing, drought tolerant, ornamental, native Texas tree to use in your landscape instead of the exotic and over-used crepe myrtle? Or maybe instead of the ...

The City is working with the Texas Trees Foundation to educate the public about the social, economic, environmental, and health benefits that trees and urban forestry provide. Plano residents can ...