Nominate a Tree

City: Dallas

  • Oak, Chinquapin

    This Texas native is a deciduous, medium to large tree that grows from 40 to 90 feet tall, with a rounded crown that can spread 20 to 60 feet. In the wild it can be found growing on well-drained bottomland soils and limestone hills near water. Its LEAVES are alternate, simple, 4 to 6 ½”…

  • Oak, Chinquapin

    This Texas native is a deciduous, medium to large tree that grows from 40 to 90 feet tall, with a rounded crown that can spread 20 to 60 feet. In the wild it can be found growing on well-drained bottomland soils and limestone hills near water. Its LEAVES are alternate, simple, 4 to 6 ½”…

  • Oak, Chinquapin

    This Texas native is a deciduous, medium to large tree that grows from 40 to 90 feet tall, with a rounded crown that can spread 20 to 60 feet. In the wild it can be found growing on well-drained bottomland soils and limestone hills near water. Its LEAVES are alternate, simple, 4 to 6 ½”…

  • Oak, Durand

    The Durand Oak is often 60-90 feet high with a tall trunk 2-3 feet in diameter; comparatively small branches, lower horizontal, upper ascending, forming a dense round-topped head. In the bayou region of the South, and on the dry prairies of the East it is a fine, tall irregularly shaped tree, with lumber equal to…

  • Oak, Chisos red

    The Chisos Red Oak (or Graves Oak) is a deciduous tree with heights to 45 ft and crowns of 35 ft. It is native to SW Texas particularly the Big Bend area, the mountain ranges of neighboring Coahuila state in Mexico and the Chisos Mountains, hence its name. It’s been successfully transplanted to our region…

  • Oak, Durand

    Often 60-90 feet high with a tall trunk 2-3 feet in diameter; comparatively small branches, lower horizontal, upper ascending, forming a dense round-topped head. In the bayou region of the South, and on the dry prairies of the East it is a fine, tall irregularly shaped tree, with lumber equal to the best white oak;…

  • Oak, Live (Gulf Coast)

    This majestic semi-evergreen Texas native may be the most picturesque tree you will ever see. Although it does not grow to great heights, it is noble in stature. Live oak is a wide-spreading tree with a broad, rounded canopy. It grows from 40 to 80 feet tall with a width of 60 to 100 feet…

  • Oak, Monterrey

    Monterrey Oak also called the Mexican Oak or the Mexican White Oak is a West Texas native widely used now for Urban landscapes since for one it is a rapid grower, it’s drought resistant, grows in variety of soils and conditions and has few known insect or disease pests. It’s Oak Wilt resistant even though…

  • Oak, Monterrey

    Monterrey Oak also called the Mexican Oak or the Mexican White Oak is a West Texas native widely used now for Urban landscapes since for one it is a rapid grower, it’s drought resistant, grows in variety of soils and conditions and has few known insect or disease pests. It’s Oak Wilt resistant even though…

  • Oak, Overcup

    Overcup Oak, sometimes known as the swamp post oak or water white oak, becomes a large tree with small, often pendulous branches. It is found in moist, rich bottomlands from East Texas to to the Navasota River Valley. The LEAVES are deciduous, 7 to 9 inches long, 1 to 4 inches broad, oblong, wider toward…