The Elderica Pine is a somewhat rapidly growing evergreen tree that can be used for privacy screening or wind-breaking purposes. With its slightly longer needles, this attractive pine will add a different and unique look to your home than the everyday pine tree.

The Lace Bark Elm is a moderately growing tree that reaches a height between 35 and 40 feet at maturity with a crown spread of 30 to 35 feet. It is a deciduous tree with small, green leaves that have serrated edges.

The Nelly R. Stevens Holly has a naturally dense and broad pyramidal shape. The leaves are glossy with a dark green color and are among the darkest of any plant.

The pecan tree is very popular as a shade tree and is designated as the official state tree of Texas. It should be planted with plenty of room to grow, as it will reach a height between 60 and 80 feet at maturity.

The ornamental River Birch tree favors moist soils and is typically found growing along the banks of streams and in swampy lowlands. This tree has interesting scaly bark with dark green foliage.

The Shumard Red Oak is an outstanding Texas shade tree that is highly recognizable by its broad and sharp-edged leaf structure. It’s a fast-growing tree with an upright canopy and produces beautiful red and yellow leaves in the fall before it sheds them.