Ball Moss – Tree Mystery Unveiled There is an interesting little plant that can live in the top branches of live oaks and other leafy giants commonly found in the Central Texas region. These plants are known as ball moss,
Trees and Electrical Utility-Wire Hazards While attractive and environmentally friendly, trees can sometimes present a problem for the owner. One of the most serious problems can involve beautiful shades growing near utility conduits. This can create a hazardous environment both
Droughts & High Wind: A Dangerous Mix The recent May storms in Austin, TX, following one of the worst droughts in recorded Texas history, caused havoc to the tree population across Central Texas. The heavy rains and strong winds were
Central Texas Drought Continues to Wreak Havoc Last year, Central Texas was hit by an extreme drought that caused much undo stress and worse yet death for many trees across the region. However, the true impact of the multi-year drought
Drought Issues Continue Across Central Texas The 2011 drought in the state of Texas was the worst in recent recorded history. Now the state has received some much needed rain, and thirsty trees and plants are soaking it up; however,
There are about 600 species of oak trees throughout the world and some species live more than a hundred years. Oak trees are particularly widespread in the wooded coastal areas from Texas to Virginia and Florida. Oaks are often large
If you live in central Texas, you know that it has been dry for far too long. Last summers’ months without a drop of rain seemed to go on forever. Ponds were dry and cracked, and rivers an lakes were
The 2011 drought that gripped the entire state of Texas took a severe toll on the trees throughout the state. According to the Austin-American Statesman, an estimated 5.6 million urban trees were lost across the state with 1,200 of those