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Tree Planting World Class Trees can install a wide variety of trees for customers. Here are the things to take into consideration:
The first thing to consider, is where to plant the trees relative to your house. Don't forget that the little tree you plant today will eventually be much much larger in the years to come. Make sure there is enough growing space for your tree at its mature height and width. Small Trees Trees that can be planted close to your house, usually in flowerbeds are:
Plan your planting to Here is a great diagram detailing tree height at maturity: Pay special attention when planting trees near utility lines. The tree will grow at maturity, and its very costly to contact the utility company to shut down service. The following diagram provide good advice on this subject: Next, make sure to avoid these common tree planting problems: The following trees do best with our North Texas soil and weather
conditions.  The Live Oak is a magnificent evergreen tree. The dark green, small glossy leaf will shed in late winter to make room for spring foliage. It is one of our top quality trees providing generations with shade and enjoyment. The average growth rate for Live Oaks is 1’ to 1.5’ per year once established.  The Red Oak is one of the best shade trees for Texas. The Red Oak has outstanding red and yellow fall foliage. In summertime, the leaf is a dark green, 4” in diameter with jagged edges. It grows at an average of 1.5’ to 2’ per year.  The Chinese Pistachio is an attractive tree growing in popularity in the Metroplex. This beautiful tree has deep green, small clusters of leaves in summer, turning brilliant red and yellow in fall. This tree grows moderately at a rate of 1’ to 2’ per year. World Class Trees does not recommend planting Bradford Pear trees. Although the trees are very popular and thrive in our climate, they are extremely weak-limbed and are prone to breaking. Oftentimes, a broken limb will require complete removal of the tree. In addition, Bradford Pears live only 15-20 years on average, so it is not a great long-term investment. Below is an image of a split Bradford Pear.  Read hardy plants for the Dallas area. You may have heard about "gallons" and "caliper". These are terms used to define the size of the tree when planting. Gallon is the amount of soil and root ball in the container of the tree. Caliper is the width of the tree at the base, right above the soil. Here are some images to give you an idea of what the live oak tree will look like when matching them up to a certain gallon size:
Now that you have a tree species and size selected, its time to go the nursery. Here is a guide to selecting a healthy tree at the nursery. Especially inspect the tree roots. Here
is how to properly plant the tree. We apply fertilizer and root stimulator to recently planted trees, to give them the best opportunity to thrive. |
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