Trees for North Texas

Trees provide beauty and much needed shade in our hot North Texas summers. Planting a tree can provide a habitat for birds, reduce the temperature of your house, and maybe even produce fruit. Attend our class to learn about planting a tree today and give a gift to future generations.
This virtual class was recorded in October, 2020. The speakers are Dick Pafford and Patsy Miller, both Tarrant County Master Gardeners and Citizen Foresters.
If you have any questions about your North Texas landscape or water conservation, contact [e-mail].
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This event is brought to you by Bob Jones Nature Center, the City of Southlake, and Tarrant Regional Water District. To learn more about TRWD's water conservation efforts and water-saving tips, visit SaveTarrantWater.com. To learn more about TRWD's mission and the work that we do, visit TRWD.com.

[@TheNehran]

very informative video about pruning :)

[@jamesbarron1202]

The Japanese Ligustrum should be illegal to sell in this country. Highly invasive.

[@ericb4821]

Very informative. Only wish was that the presentation of trees had been organized by function or size rather than alphabetically. Alphabetical is fine when you know a great deal about them already but less so for those learning.

[@mattman033]

This video is excellent, well organized presented! This is substantial and much appreciated! Thank you!

[@remohor]

Do you have any evergreen trees to recommend?