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  • Oak, Water

    Water oak is a tall slender tree that reaches 50′ to 80′ in height. It is characterized as having a rounded crown that is symmetrical in shape. It is a medium-sized deciduous tree, growing to 30 m (100 ft) tall with a trunk up to 1 m (3 ft) in diameter. Water Oak is adapted…

  • Maple, Trident

    The Trident Maple is a deciduous Texas native. Red maples in general grow to be 40 – 75 feet tall with a spread of 30 – 60 feet. The leaves of trident maple are simple, opposite, and palmately lobed and veined. There are only three lobes that are short and serrate. Allthough this tree can…

  • Maple, Trident

    The Trident Maple is a deciduous Texas native. Red maples in general grow to be 40 – 75 feet tall with a spread of 30 – 60 feet. The leaves of trident maple are simple, opposite, and palmately lobed and veined. There are only three lobes that are short and serrate. Allthough this tree can…

  • Madrone, Texas

    The Texas madrone occurs in the Trans-Pecos and areas of the Edwards Plateau typially reach a maximum height of 40 feet. The Madrone is quite toleraant and adaptable. It’s fairly isometric in form being as wide as it is tall and characterized as being evergreen. In early spring it produces clusters of the small, white…

  • Magnolia, Southern

    The Southern Magnolia is an oval, pyramidal shape tree that grows to be 60′ – 80′ feet in height (or more) with a spread of about 40′ at full maturity. This tree grows at a slow to medium growth rate and does well in full sun, partial shade. When open grown, the crown is dense…

  • Magnolia, Southern

    The Southern Magnolia is an oval, pyramidal shape tree that grows to be 60′ – 80′ feet in height (or more) with a spread of about 40′ at full maturity. This tree grows at a slow to medium growth rate and does well in full sun, partial shade. When open grown, the crown is dense…

  • Maple, Bigtooth

    Acer grandidentatum is a species of maple native to interior western North America, occurring in scattered populations from western Montana in the United States south to Coahuila in northern Mexico. It is closely related to Sugar Maple (A. saccharum), and is treated as a subspecies of it by some botanists. It is a small to…

  • Honey Locust, Thornless

    The Thornless Honeylocust tree typically reaches heights between 30 and 70 feet with spreads much the same. The TRUNK of the tree is generally short and the spreading crown is very open and flattened on top. In nature, the tree is mostly found in flood plains, although it does grow in dry limestone hills. For…

  • Honey Locust, Thornless

    The Thornless Honeylocust tree typically reaches heights between 30 and 70 feet with spreads much the same. The TRUNK of the tree is generally short and the spreading crown is very open and flattened on top. In nature, the tree is mostly found in flood plains, although it does grow in dry limestone hills. For…

  • Eve’s Necklace

    The Eve’s Necklace, also commonly referred to as Texas Sophora, typically reaches heights between 15 and 25 feet with spreads between 10 and 20 feet. In it’s natural habitat, the tree grows in the limestone soil of parts of Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas. The tree has an upright to oval crown and can be used…