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Each urban tree with a 50 year life span provides an estimated $273 a year in reduced costs for air conditioning, erosion control, storm water control, air pollution and wildlife shelter.  (Source: City of Portland, Oregon)


“The trees have been a very positive improvement for Beltline and Highlands Elementary schools and will provide needed shade for many years.”  Jim Robertson, Administrator of Facilities Development, Cedar Hill ISD, Cedar Hill, TX

Trees For Texas

Through the Trees For Texas program, the Texas Trees Foundation provides trees to neighborhood associations, churches, schools, non-profit organizations, and municipalities to improve and beautify our public open spaces. Trees are available for planting on publicly owned land including medians, parkways, parks, school campuses and hike & bike trails. Trees may also be planted on property owned by religious organizations and other non-profits. Trees are available in a variety of native and adapted species suitable to the soils and climate of North Texas. Any qualifying organization or individual can participate in the Trees for Texas program.

Brief overview of some trees we have in stock

(call for current inventory listing and prices)Desert Willow

Pecan
Bald Cypress
Live Oak
Cedar Elm
Chinese Pistache
Desert Willow
Red Oak
Vitex






 

 

Texas Tree Foundation Nursery has two locations:

Hamilton Park Urban Tree Farm – click here for map

8700 LBJ Freeway, Dallas, TX 75243 (NW corner of TI Blvd and LBJ Freeway, across from the DART rail station)

TXU Energy Urban Tree Farm – click here for map

12800 Abrams Road, Parking Lot D, Dallas, TX 75243

(At Richland College - N.W. Side of Campus)

 

Before You Dig – CALL:

Phone: (800) DIG-TESS (344-8377)
24 hours a day, 7 days a week




Contact Information

For tree inventory listing and prices –
(214) 953-1184 – Texas Trees Foundation

Ivy and Oak Landscape ServicesFor planting and landscape services –
(972) 272 – 9199 – Ivy and Oak Landscape Services