Summer storms and flash floods hit New Braunfels and Central Texas hard. Learn how to prepare your trees for high winds, heavy rains, and flooding, plus when to schedule professional cabling, bracing, or removal for maximum safety.
Summer heat waves in Central Texas trigger pest surges and disease outbreaks. Learn what to watch for — borers, aphids, webworms, scale, oak wilt signs, and more — plus proven control strategies from local arborists in New Braunfels.
Oak wilt season ends June 30 in Central Texas. Learn safe summer pruning practices for live oaks and other trees in New Braunfels, what you can (and can’t) do, and how to avoid costly DIY mistakes that lead to disease or tree removal.
Central Texas summers are no joke. With temperatures regularly climbing above 100°F and extended periods of little to no rain, even mature, established trees can quickly show signs of heat and drought stress
Common tree pests and diseases in Central Texas can quickly damage or kill your trees. Learn how to identify borers, aphids, oak wilt, and more in New Braunfels
Central Texas trees face tough challenges, including intense heat, periodic droughts, clay soils, urban stress, and diseases like oak wilt that spread quickly. Many issues start subtly
Central Texas trees face tough challenges, including intense heat, periodic droughts, clay soils, urban stress, and diseases like oak wilt that spread quickly. Many issues start subtly
Spring in Texas brings beautiful blooms but also unpredictable severe weather. Thunderstorms sweep through Central Texas with gusty winds over 60 mph, heavy rain
Planting the right shade tree provides relief with cooler yards, lower air conditioning costs, wildlife habitat, and increased property value.
Texas landscapes are iconic. Towering live oaks grace Austin, sprawling pecans fill Dallas-Fort Worth, and majestic elms shade Houston. Yet our hot, dry summers, clay-heavy soils
