by Casey Hildebrandt | Aug 11, 2021 | Blog
This summer there has been an outbreak of drippy nut disease and obscure scale affecting many West Texas trees, primarily Red and Live Oaks. In some cases, these outbreaks have simply resulted in messy areas underneath the trees themselves. In other cases, they have...
by Casey Hildebrandt | Jul 1, 2021 | Blog
With the arrival of warm weather, you can also count on the appearance of some widespread issues that may affect your trees this summer. One of the most prevalent problems we’re seeing are foliar diseases, which primarily impact the leaves of deciduous trees and...
by Casey Hildebrandt | Mar 4, 2021 | Blog
The winter weather that pounded West Texas in early 2021 was the worst the area had experienced in 50 years. While city crews have mostly cleaned up the mess, the damage to trees and shrubs could last much longer. In fact, it may not even be evident yet. As we get...
by Casey Hildebrandt | Nov 19, 2020 | Blog
Fall is the ideal time to prepare trees on your property for the winter so that they’ll have a good start next spring. In general, the things you should be concerned about are preventive maintenance and feeding issues that will prepare them for the cold to...
by Casey Hildebrandt | Mar 12, 2020 | Blog
Soil provides physical support for the root system of a tree. It regulates water and filters pollutants for plant life. Healthy soil promotes tree growth. Unhealthy soil can stress a tree. In nature, soil contains nutrients that support healthy plants, including...
