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If you have pecan trees on your property, the best time to prune them is during the dormant season, December, January, or February, just before spring bud break. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension recommends this window for all pecan pruning. Young pecans need annual structural training, while mature trees do best with pruning every two to […]
If you’re wondering when to prune your trees in Texas, the answer for most species is the dormant season, late November through February. For oaks, the safest window is July through January. You should avoid pruning oaks from February through June entirely, as that’s the highest-risk period for oak wilt transmission. You can remove dead […]
Tree disease management works best when it follows a clear framework instead of relying on one-time fixes. A practical approach follows this sequence: accurate diagnosis first, then tree disease prevention, then targeted tree disease treatment, and finally monitoring and adjustment over time. In Central Texas and the Austin area, where stress from drought and heat […]
