Planting, Species Selection, and Tree Profiles
Liriope’s Muse - Expert Tree Care Tips
Learn how to select quality nursery trees and plant them the right way to improve survival, long-term growth, and lasting value in your landscape.
This September 28th, communities across the country will celebrate Plant a Tree Day, check out this blog to learn more about how you can too!
Not all invasive trees are villains—some offer ecological benefits. A balanced, site-specific approach is key to responsible tree management in Texas. read this blog to learn more!
With its sprawling canopy, storm resistance, and unique botanical traits, the live oak stands apart—even sparking debate about its classification. Is it a white oak or a red oak? Let’s explore the fascinating history, biology, and significance of this iconic tree.
While most people associate Valentine’s Day with roses and chocolates, it’s also the perfect time to think ahead to one of the most breathtaking seasons—fall! If you want your Houston landscape to glow with vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows come autumn, now is the time to start planning and planting.
The northern red oak (Quercus rubra) has been named the 2025 Tree of the Year! Check out this blog to learn more about the significance of this tree!
The post oak (Quercus stellata) is a remarkable native tree species, known for its rugged beauty, hardiness, and ecological significance. Check out this blog to learn more !
Planting trees is one of the most impactful ways to improve your landscape and benefit the environment. However, choosing the right season to plant can make all the difference in helping a tree thrive. Check out this blog to learn more!
Living in a city doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the joys of homegrown fruit! In this blog we delve into planting and care tips to keep fruit trees thriving in your yard year round.
Explore the botanical marvels, ecological significance, and the cultural and economic impacts of the Texas Pecan Tree in this blog!
From its humble origins in the American South to its widespread popularity in landscapes worldwide, the magnolia continues to inspire awe.
Spring has sprung, which means the rainy season is upon us! If your yard turns into a pond this time of year or is prone to flooding in general, you may want to consider planting a Cypress tree.
“I simply can’t think of another tree that is this diverse” – Eric Putnam. Read now to find out exactly why we are so in love.
Christmas is a time of year full of various seasonally symbolic plants, trees, and flowers! We will talk about 4 festive plants to spruce up your home this holiday season.
