Summer heat here in Texas this year has been brutal, and it’s not just uncomfortable for us—our trees feel it too and mulching can be key. With sweltering temperatures stressing even the hardiest plants, young and newly planted trees are particularly vulnerable. Ensuring they get enough water and are properly mulched can make a significant…
We could also call this post: Tree Recovery After the Texas Big Freeze: What You Need to Know A few years have passed since the devastating Texas big freeze, and it’s now time for Texans to make a crucial decision about their trees: should they remove them, or will they recover? Understanding the current state…
Using a crane for crane assisted tree removal is an advanced method that offers several advantages, especially for large trees or those in difficult-to-access areas. Here’s a step-by-step explanation of how a crane is typically used for tree removal: Assessment and Planning Site Inspection: A certified arborist and/or tree removal expert will conduct a thorough…
Thornton’s Tree Service is proud to announce that Riley Holt has achieved certification as an arborist from the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA). This esteemed accreditation recognizes Holt’s dedication to professional excellence in tree care and maintenance. As a certified arborist, Riley Holt brings enhanced expertise and knowledge to Thornton’s Tree Service, ensuring the highest…
Winter in Texas may not conjure up images of snow-covered landscapes (although it’s common up around Amarillo in the panhandle), but the Lone Star State has its own unique charm during the colder months. One aspect of nature that often goes unnoticed is how trees adapt and survive in the winter. In this blog post,…