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Beware of Oak Wilt: No Pruning Oaks Between February 1 and June 30th
Presentation in 2023 to Native Plant Society of Texasby: Chris Worst, Urban Forest Coordinator & Tree Farm Supervisor, Texas Trees Foundation Q&A by: Rachel McGregor, Urban Forestry Manager What is […]
2023: Designing the Future of the Southwestern Medical District Together!
The SWMD Transformation team is excited to share our reflections from a busy, inspiring 2023. Read on to hear more about the variety of local stakeholders who provided their valuable […]
Residents Welcome New Trees in District 1 Bishop Ridge Neighborhood
On Saturday, October 21, volunteers from Junior League and Savoy Partners planted 65 trees in District 1 of Dallas, in the Bishop Ridge Neighborhood. Residents were thrilled! Several different species […]
Liberty Street Garden Receives 10 New Fruit Trees
On Wednesday, October 18, volunteers from Meritage Homes helped plant fruit trees at Liberty Street Gardens. Several different species were planted including Apple, Peach, Plum. Thank you to Arbor Day […]
200 Trees Given to Farmers Branch Residents to Kickoff Fall 2023 Planting Season
On Saturday, October 14, approximately 200 residents received new trees from the City of Farmers Branch. The giveaway just so happened happened to occur during the solar eclipse! Several different […]
Cool Schools Program Receives Urban Design Award by Dallas Architecture Forum
The Dallas Architecture Forum awarded Texas Trees Foundation’s Cool Schools’ Program a 2023 Design Recognition Award for its excellence in landscape, urban design, public space and master planning. LEARN MORE […]
Are Cicadas Harmful to Trees?
By: Christopher Worst, Urban Forestry Coordinator Cicadas in Texas What is that loud sound coming from the trees? Most likely it is the song of cicadas, a symbolic sound of […]
Thank you to North Texas Giving Day Contributors!
$48,722 was raised this year for urban forestry! Thank you to our supporters: Christine Rogers Chris McClelen Sarah Nelson Carroll Swenson-Roberts Timothy Weil Leigh Adams Elizabeth Brown Carolyn Horner Justin […]
TTF Receives 2023 Gold Leaf Outstanding Landscape Improvement Award
Texas Trees Foundation is proud to have been selected for the 2023 Gold Leaf – Outstanding Landscape Improvement award. “The work we’re able to accomplish by partnering with the City […]
Is My Tree Alive or Dead?
By: Rachel McGregor, Urban Forestry Manager What are symptoms of heat stress in trees? Symptoms of heat stress include leaf drop, burnt leaf tips, brown leaves, and wilting of leaves. […]