Oak Trees Dallas are a favorite of many homeowners and landscapers because of both their majestic beauty and their excellent utility. These stunning trees grow up to two feet per year and live for hundreds of years, making a mature oak tree truly stunning to look at. They also attract wildlife such as squirrels, owls, hawks, and other birds that make their homes in the tree and provide an enjoyable sight to watch. They are also an excellent form of relief from the hot summer sun, either providing a cool spot for a backyard barbecue, a shady parking spot for your car, or relief from a high air conditioning bill by blocking your home from direct sun.
It is very easy to find Oak Trees Dallas. They are very well known for their abundant acorns that can be found all over the ground near the trees, often with squirrels helping themselves to a feast. It is entirely possible to pick up a few, take them home, plant them in the ground, and grow a tree. Oak owners often find new saplings have sprung up near their existing trees.
Using a Tree Farm Dallas has a few advantages over just picking up acorns. The size of oak trees means they require careful planning to avoid problems years down the road. Their roots are large and spread wide, meaning they must be planted carefully to avoid future threats to sidewalks or the foundations of surrounding buildings. Their large branches also should not be allowed to grow to close to a home because of the risk of damage to the roof from a falling branch in a strong storm. They also should not be planted too closely together or as they grow, they will block each other from the sun, potentially harming one or all of the trees.
Tree Transplanting Dallas is a good way to solve any problems that may arise. A transplanting company can avoid the total loss of a tree if it is later determined that the tree cannot stay in its present location for the reasons mentioned above. It is also a good way to get a younger tree that is off to a good start. The first couple years of an oak tree’s life require careful monitoring to avoid damage by animals or lawn mowers. A carefully transplanted tree around six feet tall can be an excellent starter almost guaranteed to grow.
