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By Advanced Tree & Shrub Care July 30, 2026
Webworms on pecan trees are usually not fatal to healthy, established trees, but they should not be ignored. Their caterpillars feed on leaves inside large silken webs, reducing the tree’s ability to produce energy. While a single infestation is often cosmetic, repeated or severe infestations can weaken pecan trees, reduce nut production, and make stressed trees...
By Advanced Tree & Shrub Care July 13, 2026
Tree Dehydration Symptoms Every North Texas Homeowner Should Know Live oaks are among the most treasured trees in North Texas. Their wide, beautiful green canopies provide welcome shade during long, hot summers, improve curb appeal, and add lasting value to residential and commercial properties. While these hardy trees are well adapted to drier conditions, they...
By Advanced Tree & Shrub Care June 29, 2026
Emergency Tree Care: How to Spot Dangerous Tree Problems Early Trees add beauty, shade, and value to properties throughout North Texas. From established neighborhoods in Lewisville and Flower Mound to commercial properties across the Dallas-Fort Worth area, healthy trees play an important role in our landscape. However, when a tree begins to show signs of...
By Advanced Tree & Shrub Care May 14, 2026
Tree Health Warning Signs Every Homeowner Should Know Trees add beauty, shade, and value to homes throughout North Texas, but they also face constant stress from drought, storms, pests, soil issues, and extreme temperature swings. Many homeowners in the Dallas area wonder the same thing when a tree starts declining: can a sick tree actually be...
By Advanced Tree & Shrub Care April 20, 2026
Recognizing Hypoxylon Canker, Fire Blight, and Other Tree Diseases Before It Is Too Late Of all the threats facing trees in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, canker disease is among the most misunderstood and most frequently misdiagnosed. It can look like drought stress. It can resemble insect damage. And by the time visible symptoms become obvious,...
By Advanced Tree & Shrub Care February 18, 2026
How to Prevent Winter Drought Stress in DFW Trees Before Spring Damage Appears February in North Texas can feel deceptively quiet in the yard. The trees are bare, the lawn is dormant, the irrigation system is winterized, and most homeowners have mentally moved on until spring. But beneath the soil, something important is happening that...
By Advanced Tree & Shrub Care January 22, 2026
Why Your Dallas-Area Trees Are Vulnerable to Mistletoe Damage and Tree Decline When most people think of mistletoe, they picture holiday traditions and romantic moments under festive green clusters. But for homeowners throughout the Dallas mistletoe represents something far less charming: a botanical threat that slowly drains the life from beloved shade trees, oaks, and...
By Advanced Tree & Shrub Care December 15, 2025
Essential Tree Protection Strategies for McKinney, Plano, and North Texas Homeowners While Texas winters may seem mild compared to northern climates, the unpredictable weather patterns across North Texas present unique challenges for tree health and survival. Our winters may bring sunny 70-degree days followed by sudden ice storms, extended dry spells punctuated by freezing rain,...
By Advanced Tree & Shrub Care November 18, 2025
How Urban Environments Challenge Tree Health and Why Proper Care Makes the Difference Trees are essential to vibrant, healthy cities. They filter pollution, cool neighborhoods, reduce stress, and create beauty along our streets. Yet most urban tree owners don’t realize their trees face constant stress from the urban environment. When trees are planted in cities,...
By Advanced Tree & Shrub Care September 24, 2025
Why Professional Tree Pruning Protects the Value and Health of Your Trees When homeowners attempt to prune their own trees or hire unqualified services, they often unknowingly inflict serious damage that can take years to manifest—or worse, kill their valuable trees entirely. At Advanced Tree and Shrub Care, Inc., we’ve spent over three decades witnessing...