Blog - Fannin Tree Farm

Goodbye Summer, Hello Fall Sale Friday, August 23 – Sunday, August 25 It has been an eventful summer here in

When Valley Ranch was bought by Centurion American Development Group they asked Fannin Tree Farm to help transplant and preserve

I recently read something about how we like certain seasons of the year based on the positive things we correlate

Texas Arbor Day

Fall is one of my favorite times of the year. Not only is the weather cooling down, college football and tailgating

Fannin Fun Tree Facts

Tree Facts Are Fun! I love fun facts about anything. You never know when they will come in handy at

Fall/Winter Checklist As the autumn approaches, be sure to take full advantage of the season. It is widely spoken that

Fall Tree Planting

The Fall is a beautiful time of the year; the temperature starts to go down and provides gorgeous fall color

Summer Reading and Trees

If your kids are like mine they are excited to escape far from the confines of the classroom, working hard

Summertime is all about tree maintenance. First and foremost, we prune trees for health, safety and aesthetics. A well-maintained tree

What is the Water Smart Tax Holiday?

Established in 2016, the Lawn & Garden Water Smart Tax Holiday was created to encourage responsible water use in Texas.

Powdery Mildew

Have you ever notice a white powdery substance on your leaves? This may be Powdery Mildew. This disease can impair

Earth Day is just around the corner, and as an arborist I want to take some time to reflect on

Now that spring is here, and the plants are lush and green, the new succulent foliage is prime for insects

Managing trees in urban areas is more than adding fertilizer and pruning. It requires an understanding of soil physical and

Fire Blight on Ornamental Pears

February is here and we are fast approaching spring. Most of us are working hard to reach our new year

Famous Trees

Texans have a certain affinity for all things Texas, and taking pride in everything related to our great state. As

Winter Pruning and Tree Care

Winter is here and most of the deciduous trees have shed their leaves. The early January freeze reminded us what

We may not sell Christmas trees here at Fannin Tree Farm, but we are passionate about the health - and

The Fannin fans out there - the "Fan"nins (okay, we'll workshop that) - know that we don't do Christmas trees

As the state tree of Texas, pecan trees are a mainstay of Texas imagery and culture. These stately beauties reach