Plano Tree Care Inc

10/30/2026

🌳 What Are Your Trees Telling You?

A tree can look perfectly healthy from a distance, but a closer look may reveal things worth paying attention to.

Crossing branches, weak branch attachments, and girdling roots are just a few of the conditions arborists evaluate when examining a tree's health and structure.

But here's something many homeowners don't realize:

Not every concern requires immediate action.

At Plano Tree Care, Inc., our ISA Certified Arborists believe responsible tree care starts with understanding the tree—not simply recommending a service.

Some conditions may require corrective care. Others may only need monitoring. And sometimes, the best decision is to leave a healthy tree alone.

We've put together a helpful guide explaining 7 things arborists look for during a tree assessment, what those findings may mean, and when action might—or might not—be necessary.

Because understanding your trees today can help you make better decisions about their care tomorrow.

👇 Learn what to look for. Read our latest article.

https://planotreecareinc.com/what-arborists-look-for-during-a-tree-assessment/

Plano Tree Care, Inc.

🌳 We Have What Plants Crave.

09/22/2026

🍂 Is your tree ready for fall?

North Texas trees have been through months of heat, drought, and severe weather. Fall is a great time to take a closer look and catch potential problems before they get bigger.

We put together our 17-Point North Texas Fall Tree Checklist to help homeowners know what to look for — including dead or damaged limbs, canopy problems, pests, disease, soil issues, and other warning signs.

🌳 Watch the video.
✅ Check your trees.
📋 Download the complete 17-point checklist here:
https://planotreecareinc.com/fall-tree-checklist/

And if something doesn’t look right, don’t guess. Schedule an assessment with Plano Tree Care.

We have what your plants crave.™

09/14/2026

Palm boot removal can make a big difference in how a palm looks, but this is one job where precision matters more than speed.

Palms do not heal over trunk damage the same way traditional hardwood trees do. Cutting or scraping too deeply can leave permanent damage, which is why old boots should be removed carefully and only when they are ready to come off.

This before-and-after shows the difference that careful debooting can make without sacrificing healthy tissue.

We break down why palm boot removal requires restraint, timing, and attention to detail in our latest blog:

https://planotreecareinc.com/palm-boot-removal-north-texas/

09/04/2026

🌳 Why is one side of a tree dying while the other side still looks healthy?

One-sided tree decline can be a warning sign that something more serious is happening below the surface.

Root damage, construction impacts, soil conditions, disease, or structural problems can all contribute to uneven canopy decline.

That’s why the answer isn’t always simply removing dead limbs. The first step is understanding what is causing the decline.

Treevor explains what one-sided tree dieback can mean and why a professional assessment matters.

👉 Learn more:
https://planotreecareinc.com/one-sided-tree-dieback/

If you’re seeing thinning, dead branches, or noticeable decline on one side of a tree, Plano Tree Care can help determine what’s happening and what should happen next.

🌳 Over 30 years serving North Texas.

09/02/2026

More pruning isn’t always better, especially when a tree is already under heat stress.

Removing too much canopy can make it harder for a stressed tree to recover. The right approach starts with understanding what the tree is telling you before deciding how much, or how little, to prune.

In our latest article, we explain why sometimes the best pruning decision is to prune less.

Read more: https://planotreecareinc.com/why-more-pruning-isnt-always-the-answer-for-heat-stressed-trees/

Plano Tree Care Inc.
Professional Tree Care for North Texas
214-502-8375

08/26/2026

Yellow leaves don’t always mean a tree is dying.

In North Texas, chlorosis can cause leaves to turn yellow while the veins stay green, especially on trees struggling with our alkaline clay soils.

In this short video, Treevor breaks down what chlorosis looks like, what causes it, and why the right diagnosis matters before treatment begins.

Learn more in our latest article:

https://planotreecareinc.com/understanding-chlorosis-in-north-texas/

08/12/2026

A tree can look green and still be struggling.

Photosynthesis gets the attention, but making sugar is only part of the story. Trees also need healthy roots, active metabolism, and good soil conditions to turn that energy into growth, repair, and defense.

Compacted soil, poor root conditions, or declining soil health can create problems long before you see obvious symptoms in the canopy.

That’s why Plant Health Care looks at the entire system, not just the leaves.

🌳 Learn what’s happening below the surface and what it can mean for the long-term health of your trees.

Read the full article: planotreecareinc.com/blog

📞 Plano Tree Care
ISA Certified Arborists | 30+ Years Serving North Texas

08/06/2026

Brown leaves in the middle of summer can be a warning sign that a tree is under serious stress.

Extreme North Texas heat, drought, watering issues, root damage, and other problems can cause leaves to turn brown well before fall. Identifying the cause early may help protect the tree from further decline.

Learn the warning signs, what may be causing the damage, and when it is time to call a certified arborist:

https://planotreecareinc.com/brown-leaves-in-summer-what-severe-heat-stress-can-do-to-a-north-texas-tree/

07/29/2026

Read the full story:
https://planotreecareinc.com/declining-ash-tree-removal-plano-tree-care/

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🌳 Serving Plano and North Texas for more than 30 years

07/22/2026