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San Antonio is known for its mild climate and beautiful trees. It can also be prone to winter storms that can cause significant damage to trees. The winter of 2023 was no exception, with a major winter storm causing widespread...

We here at San Antonio Tree Surgeons are grateful and humbled to be chosen to take care of the trees at the historic Alamo. Anyone who has visited the Alamo knows of the amazing landscape and arboriculture around the historic...

If you have an issue with trees on your San Antonio property, some things are much more likely to be at blame than others. While there are a range of issues that can affect trees, some tree diseases are more...

Most home and business owners in San Antonio realize that fertilization is good for your trees. After all, most landscapers, arborists, and other tree experts suggest fertilizing grass, flowers, trees, and other greenery. This is not just to help sales...

As a property owner, you should be taking the time regularly look at everything on your land, including your trees. It is common to notice insects on your trees every once in a while, but most people are surprised to...

Anthracnose is a fairly common disease among a variety of shade trees, oaks among them. It is caused by a variety of fungi, each specific to the type of tree it affects. Symptoms can occur on a variety of deciduous...

It's always nice when we're blessed with a warmer-than-usual winter. Rather than dealing with cold temperatures, icy roads, chilling rains, or, snow, we'd rather see relatively balmy weather during the winter months. Unfortunately, there can be a down side to...

Keeping your trees healthy will require some routine tree pruning and we are here to help. With the right tools and care you can have the most amazing trees, increasing the beauty and value of your home. For some of...

As a property owner, you should take the time to learn about the most common tree diseases in San Antonio. This lets you plan in advance so you can take precautions to protect your trees from these issues and recognize...