If you have lived in Austin long enough, you know that droughts are not the exception — they are the norm. Between scorching summers and unpredictable rainfall, many homeowners struggle to keep their landscapes alive. The solution is not more watering. It is smarter planting. By choosing drought-tolerant trees, you can enjoy shade and beauty without the constant worry of water restrictions. These are the trees Austin homeowners trust year after year to stand up to the heat. W

If you live in Austin, you know the sun does not take a break. Triple-digit summers make patios, play areas, and even driveways unbearable without relief. While umbrellas and pergolas help, nothing compares to the natural comfort of a shade tree. Planting the right shade trees is one of the smartest investments you can make in your property. They lower energy costs, protect outdoor living spaces, and transform a yard into a place you can actually enjoy year-round. Why Shade T

Most people think spring is the right time to plant trees. In Central Texas, that’s only half true. The real planting season, the one landscapers and growers rely on, starts in fall. Why? Because when the air cools down but the soil stays warm, trees get the head start they need to grow deep, healthy roots before the next Texas summer arrives. For homeowners, that means less stress on new plantings and more time enjoying the shade, privacy, or beauty your trees bring. Why Fal