Tree Care Inc

10/07/2026

🌳 Stronger trees start at the roots.Our Houston-area trees deal with a lot—from drought and extreme heat to compacted soils and environmental stress. Deep root feeding is one way we can help give stressed trees the nutrients they need where they can actually use them. But what exactly is deep root feeding, and when does your tree need it? 🌱 We break it all down in our latest article! 👉 Read more: https://www.treecarehouston.com/tree-care-post/the-benefits-of-deep-root-fertilization
Tree Care, Inc. | We care for your trees.
Houston • Brenham • Round Top

09/30/2026

We’ve got big news! 🎉

09/30/2026

🌳 BIG NEWS from Tree Care, Inc.! 🌳
We are incredibly proud to share that our owner and head arborist, Taylor Richardson, has officially earned his ISA Board Certified Master Arborist® credential! 🎉👏
This is the highest level of certification offered by the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) and represents an exceptional level of knowledge, experience, and dedication to the field of arboriculture.
Taylor has spent years caring for trees, solving complex tree-health issues, continuing his education, and bringing that knowledge to every property and client we serve. Achieving this credential is a huge milestone, and we couldn’t be more excited to celebrate it with him!
Please help us congratulate Taylor Richardson, ISA Board Certified Master Arborist®! 🌳🏆
From Brenham to Houston to Round Top — We care for your trees. 💚
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09/29/2026

🍂🌳 Meet Timber Tim! 🌳🍂
Timber Tim has officially taken his post — chainsaw in hand and ready to teach a thing or two about some of the bugs that affect our trees! 🐜🐛🪲
This year, our scarecrow is all about “Know Your Bugs” and features a few common tree pests you may spot around our area, including carpenter ants, pine bark beetles, eastern tent caterpillars, and webworms.
We had so much fun putting this display together and giving it a Tree Care Inc. twist! If you’re out and about in Downtown Brenham, stop by, check out Timber Tim, and see what you can learn. 🍁
And remember… sometimes the smallest bugs can tell us a lot about what’s going on with a tree. 🌳
We care for your trees. 💚
Serving the Houston, Brenham, and Round Top areas since 1979!

09/28/2026

Congratulations to all of the winners with the Austin County Fair Horticulture projects!

Huge thank you to our generous sponsors! We would not have been able to do it without them!

09/04/2026

The long weekend is almost here, and we want to know…
👇 What does Labor Day weekend look like at YOUR house?

🔥 G — GRILLING — Burgers, BBQ & something cold to drink
💦 W — WATER — Lake, pool or beach day
⚾ S — SPORTS — Ballfields & games all weekend
🛋️ R — RELAXING — Absolutely NOTHING…and proud of it 😂
🌳 Y — YARD WORK — Finally tackling that outdoor to-do list
🚗 T — TRAVELING — Hitting the road for the long weekend
❤️ F — FAMILY — Spending the weekend with family & friends

Drop your letter in the comments! 👇
But here’s the challenge… can we get the WHOLE alphabet in the comments?! 👀

From all of us at Tree Care, Inc., we hope you have a safe, fun and relaxing Labor Day weekend! 🇺🇸🌳

08/07/2026

Fresh wood chips = the final step of a stump grinding job. 🌳🪵

Instead of digging out the entire root system, stump grinding reduces the stump below ground level, leaving behind natural wood chips that can often be reused as mulch throughout your landscape.

It's a cleaner, faster way to get rid of unwanted stumps and reclaim your yard.

🌳 Caring for your trees since 1979.

08/05/2026

🌿 A tree is its own little world.

This tiny fern isn't hurting the tree—it's simply growing in the moisture and organic matter trapped in the bark.

Trees provide habitat for mosses, lichens, ferns, insects, birds, and countless other organisms. A healthy tree is often home to an entire ecosystem.

Not every unusual growth is a problem. Sometimes it's just nature doing what it does best.

🌳 Caring for your trees since 1979.

08/03/2026

Did you know? That's not a pinecone—it's a magnolia seed pod! 🌸

As magnolia seed pods mature, they begin to split open, revealing bright red seeds that birds love to eat. Those birds help spread the seeds, allowing new magnolia trees to grow naturally.

It's one of the many reminders that trees are constantly changing throughout the seasons. Even after the beautiful blooms have faded, your magnolia is still hard at work supporting local wildlife and preparing for the next generation.

If your magnolia is dropping leaves, showing signs of stress, or just isn't looking its best, now is a great time to have it evaluated. Catching problems early can make all the difference.