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Fall and winter are ideal tree-planting times.  Just a few gallons of water a week will keep a newly planted tree's root ball moist and happy.  Planting in the fall or winter gives roots a chance to settle during the cooler months, giving the tree a jump start on the next growing season and getting it prepared for the summer's extreme heat.

Some great native and adapted trees to try:

Cedar Elm  -  Chinese Pistache  -  Monterrey Oak  -  Texas Persimmon  -  Texas Mountain Laurel  -  Desert Willow  -  Vitex  -  Anacacho Orchid  -   Mexican Plum  -  Burr Oak  -  Yaupon Holly   -   Mexican Buckeye  

Happy Planting!!

- Container Gardening - Tips and Techniques
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- Deer Resistant Plants for Shade Gardens
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- February To Do
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- Flowers for Cutting
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- Getting Ready for Spring
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- Home Landscaping
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- Butterfly Gardening
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- Central Texas Gardener
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