What's the best tree to plant in Houston, Texas (Low Maintenance + Shade)

 


What's the best tree to plant in Houston, Texas? Today's blog post is written summary to accompany our most recent video published to Youtube. We offer tree service near Houston, and explain in this video what we feel is the best treee to plant in Missouri City, Texas, and here's the corresponding transcript:

https://aldinetreeservices.com/ "Hello everyone, I’m Nellie and this is Delfino: Hi!. Today, we’re going to answer a question from Maria Carmen in Missouri City, Texas about what is the best Tree to plant in Houston? First, we’d like to welcome you back to the Aldine Tree Service Houston Stump Grinding Channel. We’re almost ready to start today’s: Ask Delfino Tree Questions segment. OK, Maria Carmen from Missouri City, Texas asks, “I’ve recently relocated from Long Island, New York, and the tree landscape is different in Texas. I have a small new home, however would like to buy a tree. What is a good tree to plant for this Houston landscape environment? Can you recommend something which will provide some shade, but won’t create a bunch of unwanted yard trash or spiky green balls? Hi Maria Carmen, we genuinely appreciate your thoughtful, and eloquent two part question. First, welcome to Missouri City, and we hope you enjoy a successful transition. You’re right, the Tree dynamic in Houston, Texas is quite different from New York. What is the best tree to plant in Houston, Texas? We believe the best houston tree to plant in Houston, Texas is a Live Oak. You have several good choices, however based upon your comments, and our experience, we suggest a Live Oak. It will grow relatively quickly, and provide good shade. It doesn’t require a lot of maintenance, and it looks nice year round. It’s a semi-deciduous evergreen tree, and even during the winter months will provide you some nice green. It’s relatively low maintenance, and won’t produce excessive yard trash or the green balls from a sweetgum or sweet gumball trees. If you let us trim it for you once a year, it will likely live trouble free as long as you remain in your new home. How’d I do Delfino? Nellie, you’re really getting good at this. You did a fantastic job, and you make it look easy. Thanks. You’re too kind. I have two questions for our viewers. Do you have any tree questions? If so, please post them in the comment section below, and we will respond to every inquiry. Also, have you clicked the subscribe button yet? Your subscription has an outstanding positive impact on our small family owned tree business near Missouri City, Texas. Bing, Yahoo, or Google Search, “Tree service Missouri City Delfino” or simply use your Google home hub, mini device, or Android phone, tablet or chrome book, and say, “OK Google Tree removal Missouri City Delfino”, and you should find us on the first page. We accept Google assistant calls, and we’re also optimized for Alexa, Siri, and Cortana voice search. So, Thanks for subscribing, liking, sharing, and commenting below. It’s as easy as Aldine tree. We have a new red subscribe button at the bottom right of our Youtube videos. Please click it, and ring the bell so you won’t miss out on helpful Missouri City, Texas tree service updates, and special offers. Thanks! Have a great day!" We trim trees https://aldinetreeservices.com/trim We prune ash, elms and all forest varieties. We do not believe in taking short cuts. We perform quality work and maintain maximum safety for ourselves and your home. We take great pride in our company reputation. Our results with each job are extremely important. Our goal is to earn repeat business, and referrals. https://aldinetreeservices.com/contact Oak tree service questions? We answer all questions posted below, and invite you to our FAQ page https://aldinetreeservices.com/faq Complete our web form, and we'll provide answers to customers needing Atascocita palm, Bellaire branch exam, Galena Park limb trim, Humble cypress care. Sugar Land live oak service Our territory covers Jersey Village, Katy, Kingwood, Memorial, Pasadena, Pearland, Spring, Stafford, The Woodlands, Tomball, Fort Bend, Harris, Montgomery county. Ready to plant a tree in Houston , please click:

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Delfino Sanchez has a mission to provide an outstanding Houston tree service. We provide this blog to help answer questions and expand the conversation. We are able to remove invasive tallows, and shave palms. We treat each Texas cutting project as if it were our only job. We provide live oak trimming ash pruning, and stump grinding of elms and all forest varieties. We prune red rocket, violet, white, purple, pink, red dynamite, and lavender crepe myrtles (crape). Aldine Tree Service Houston Stump Grinding does not believe in taking short cuts. We perform quality work and maintain maximum safety for ourselves and your home. We take great pride in our company reputation. Our goal is to earn repeat business, and referrals. Feel free to contact us with any questions, or to receive Free tree advice.

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