Top Point Tree

09/11/2026

“No day shall erase you from the memory of time” Virgil

08/20/2026

This limb woke up leanin on the powerline, luckily this homeowner called us to assist in the removal. Declining Water Oak has seen better days and will be removed to the ground.

07/30/2026

Another Post Oak removal near Wellborn Road in College Station

05/04/2026

Nothing compares to Saturday vibes at Kyle Field

04/24/2026

🌳It’s National Arbor Day, but in Texas, we celebrate a little differently.

While Arbor Day is recognized nationwide in the spring, Texas observes Arbor Day in November.

Planting in the fall gives trees time to establish strong roots during cooler temperatures and more consistent moisture. Those roots continue to develop through winter, helping trees better withstand the heat and dry conditions of a Texas summer.

If you plant in April, a young tree only has a short window before facing extreme heat. Planting in November gives it time to get established and grow stronger before summer arrives.

If you're planning to plant a tree, timing matters🌱

Learn more about tree planting and care: https://tfsweb.tamu.edu/trees/tree-care/

04/23/2026

It's !!! Love our planet!!

04/21/2026

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04/18/2026

04/17/2026

Thank you Ment Marketing & Creative Services for the invitation to REACH America luncheon. We love our community. 🌲🌳🌴

04/15/2026

Girdling roots might be out of sight, but they can slowly kill your trees 🌳

When roots wrap around the base of a tree instead of growing outward, they choke off water and nutrients— leading to decline or even death over time. Common signs include poor growth, thinning leaves, and a trunk that looks pinched at the base.

The good news? It’s preventable with proper planting and early care. If you’re planting new trees this season, take a moment to check those roots—it makes all the difference down the road.

Healthy roots = healthy trees!