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"If you would know strength and patience, welcome the company of trees." - Hal Borland

Fun fact: since 1919, the Texas state tree has been the iconic Pecan tree, known scientifically as "Carya illinoinensis." Do you have any on your property?

Scheduling a removal? What are your plans for the spot after your tree is removed—are you going to plant another in its place, or enjoy more space in your yard?

If you have any branches that are starting to get a little out of control, you should take the time to learn more about our tree trimming options! treetoptreeservice.com/tree-trimming/

Stump grinding is a great way to reclaim space in your yard—especially if you have pets or children in your household, it can be a much-needed hazard removal. It also prevents pests like carpenter ants & termites from taking up residence!

TreeTop Tree Service is North Texas's choice for high-quality tree services—whether it's routine care or speedy removal of hazards! Call for a free estimate today: (817) 992-6670 | treetoptreeservice.com

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How tall is your yard's tallest tree? It takes a lot of work to fuel that growth with sunshine & nutrients, but here's why even the biggest trees have their limits on growth: youtu.be/vvtPJKWUb2g

Have you ever had any trees damaged by lightning?

Oak wilt poses a serious threat to oak tree health in Texas, and the problem is spreading. Learn more about the issue and signs that your oak may be suffering: bit.ly/2GKcLuB

Happy Valentine's Day from all of us at TreeTop Tree Service!

Do you know how to dethatch your lawn if it becomes necessary to do so? Read about what to do in this article. bit.ly/36wbZMI

Need a comprehensive source for tree care? Turn to the professionals at TreeTop Tree Service for full-service care in trimming, removal, healthcare, & more! Call to get started: (817) 992-6670 | treetoptreeservice.com

What are the nine most common problems that can affect your lawn? Learn about them in this article. bit.ly/2V5yIKN

We want to know: What is your favorite gardening tool to use, and why? Comment below.

Do you have a favorite type of tree? Share with us in the comments!

Tell us: What made you decide to put a garden in your backyard? Share with us in the comments!

Trees improve water quality by slowing and filtering rainwater and protecting aquifers and watersheds.

Survey question: How old were you when you had your first garden? Let us know in the comments!

Trees lower air temperature by evaporating water in their leaves.