Texas red oak (Quercus texana) The Texas red oak tree is a medium to small tree, “usually growing 30 to 50 feet,” so about one-fourth to one-half the size of the Shumard oak.

Waco tree worker warning to Central Texas property owners about the dangers of oak wilt, a fungal tree disease that can kill certain oak trees native to the region.

Experts from the Texas A&M Forest Service recommend not trimming your trees until after June to avoid infection with oak wilt, a deadly tree disease ...

Find out what types of oak trees are best for your growing conditions, from dry to wet, and sandy to clay soil.

Oak wilt is a devastating, incurable fungus that is slowly spreading over a large part of the United States.

Texas oak trees are experiencing something called a mast year, meaning trees are dropping extra fruit this season.

Oak galls, those small fuzzy yellow or brown balls on oak leaves and branches, may signify the health of your tree, Texas A&M AgriLife says.

Waco’s red oak trees this fall are dropping limbs, while pecan trees are splattering cars with sap, and hackberry trees are losing their leaves to very hungry caterpillars.

In Texas, we’re seeing the largest drop from red oaks this year. Masting is a natural cycle for trees and one thing we’re sure of is that the squirrels are very happy it’s a mast year.

Texas A&M Forest Service experts are forewarning Central Texas property owners about the dangers of oak wilt, a fungal tree disease that can substantially impact property values while costing … ...

Shumard red oak, Chinquapin oak and bur oaks all grow well in Texas yards; the best tall shrubs for the state are hollies.

Destruction wrought by an early-February ice storm locally felled many of our local trees and greatly reduced their canopies, opening wounds that could lead to more dead trees, arborists warn.