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"Fruit producing trees can be nice for they can be messy and some, for instance cherry will not grow here as it doesn’t get cold enough for them to produce fruit."

What are the worst trees to plant, and why you may want to reconsider planing them. - Houston Tree Transplanting Co. When you decide to plant a tree you should do your homework and consider the mature size of the tree and the crown and if it will fit in your landscape and if it thrives in the Houston climate and zone. A benefit in this hot climate is for the tree to provide shade. Fruit

The best time to plant trees in Houston is anytime from the beginning of Fall to the end of February, so there is time for them to establish their root system before the heat of summer and monsoons set in.

Best Time To Plant a Tree In Houston - Houston Tree Transplanting Co. The best time to plant trees in Houston is anytime from the beginning of Fall to the end of February, so there is time for them to establish their root system before the heat of summer and monsoons set in. Whether picking a deciduous, citrus or flowering tree it is important that there is enough

Mulching provides so many benefits -most important of all is a fast growing tree

The Importance of Mulching - Houston Tree Transplanting Co. Mulch around a newly planted tree is it’s best friend with these benefits listed by the Arbor Day Foundation. Insulates the soil, helping to provide a buffer from heat and cold. Retains water to help the roots stay moist. Keeps weeds out to avoid root competition. Prevents soil compaction. Reduces...

"...It is paramount to our ecosystem to plant native and not exotic."

Trees provide homes to many of earths creatures - Houston Tree Transplanting Co. Native species of plants in Texas provide habitat for 632 of 914 birds found in North America providing cover, nesting sites and food. One native oak can support 500 species of caterpillars while you will find only 5 varieties can be found on an Asian variety. One pair of chickadees needs 6000-9000....

Helpful tips for taking care of your valuable trees during storm and hurricane season:

Taking Care of Your Trees During Storm Season - Houston Tree Transplanting Co. Summer storm and hurricane season is upon us and it is a time to give some attention to your valuable trees. Tree root cells need oxygen and after an extended period of time like 7 days the tree may experience root rot and soil around the tree may be washed away further making the tree

"Correctly trimming a tree can prevent this (Cladoptosis). Prune out damaged and low growth branches and those with decay or cavities."

Losing Branches? Cladoptosis may be the cause - Houston Tree Transplanting Co. Cladoptosis is the naturally occurring shedding of branches of a tree. The tree may do this as a reaction to drought, soil compaction or disease. The branch that comes off will have a rounded ball and socket look. Specialized cells form where a break occurs. This is a protective layer that minimizes...

"The trunk of the tree is like the stem on a flower. If the stem gets broken it is not good. "

Can you stop a tree from rotting at the base? - Houston Tree Transplanting Co. If your tree has invasive rotting at the base of the tree it is called “butt rot”. The trunk of the tree is like the stem on a flower. If the stem gets broken it is not good. This condition may occur without you even noticing. There might be a shelf of fruiting bodies or

Helpful tips for moving an existing tree or planting a new one. Call us today for all of your tree transplanting needs!

Tips for moving or planting a tree - Houston Tree Transplanting Co. Do you want to move a tree that is not where you want in your landscape design, or you purchased a new tree and are ready to plant it? Here are some simple tree transplanting tips aimed at reducing stress on the tree and rapid root growth: The planting depth should be 1-2 inches less

Lose the protection after the winter.

When Can I Remove Tree Wraps After Winter? - Houston Tree Transplanting Co. When you’ve planted a new tree, it’s important to protect it from the harsh elements of winter. Before winter comes, it’s a good idea to wrap your trees with a plastic tree guard or burlap, depending on the type of tree. Evergreens benefit the most from wrapped in burlap, while thin barked tre...

Plant these fast growing evergreen trees in your yard for some added privacy.

- Houston Tree Transplanting Co. Trees and shrubs that keep their foliage all year round are a great way to give your yard some privacy without the need of a bulky and unsightly fence. Here are some of the fastest growing evergreens that can turn your yard from ordinary to extraordinary. Thuja Green Giant. This mammoth evergreen ca...

Have a ball with your new tree swing!

How to Install a Tree Swing Safely - Houston Tree Transplanting Co. One of the wonderful things about having a large tree on your property is all the fun you can have! Tree climbing, treehouses, and, of course, tree swings. To protect the integrity of your tree it’s a good idea to properly install a tree swing. There are several things to consider when deciding wh...

Celebrate our feathered friends with these trees!

The Best Trees to Attract Birds to Your Yard - Houston Tree Transplanting Co. Birds are a wonderful addition to any yard or garden. They eat harmful bugs and insects that eat your plants. By planting trees that attract birds, you provide food and shelter for these creatures, which is good for the environment. Here’s a list of some of the best trees to bring birds to your ya...