By early June, South Texas heat is already taking a toll on the trees that define most San Antonio and Austin properties. Cedar elms and pecans — two of the most common native species in this region — are particularly vulnerable to heat-related stress when summer arrives fast and dry.
On cedar elms, watch for early leaf drop, yellowing along branch tips, or a generally thin canopy that doesn't fill out the way it did in spring. On pecans, scab disease and pecan phylloxera can both intensify with summer humidity, and untreated, they significantly affect the tree's long-term health and nut production.
Arborzone Tree Service provides tree health management across San Antonio and Austin — identifying problems early, recommending appropriate treatment, and helping property owners understand what their trees actually need to make it through summer in good shape. ISA Certified Arborist on staff, 15+ years in this climate.
Request your free estimate at https://arborzone.com/contact/ before small problems become expensive ones.
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