Memorial Day has passed. The unofficial start of summer is here. And across Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, and San Antonio, the real heat is just beginning. June is the month when mild spring gives way to relentless summer. The trees that looked perfect in May will face their first real test over the next four weeks. At ATX Trees, we know that June tree care in Central Texas is different from May care. The rules change. The urgency increases. And the mistakes that were for

May 21 marks a turning point. The mild spring days are fading. The sun is higher, the wind is drier, and the soil is starting to crack. Across Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, and San Antonio, trees are sending a clear message: they need more water, and they need it now. At ATX Trees, we know that late May tree hydration is the single most important factor in summer survival. Trees that enter June with deep soil moisture will handle July heat waves. Trees that are already dr

The first heat wave of the season is hitting Central Texas. Temperatures are climbing into the 90s and triple digits are on the horizon. Across Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, and San Antonio, trees that sailed through April are suddenly showing signs of stress. Leaves are curling. Wilting is appearing by mid-afternoon. And the summer solstice is still weeks away. At ATX Trees, we know that early-season heat waves can be more damaging than mid-summer heat because trees have