Interview for Best Trees in a Texas Backyard

Interview with Charley, a Shades of Green manager, reveals some of the key trees for a fantastic backyard.

First would be Burr Oaks and Chinkapin Oaks. More unusual trees to spark up a backyard look are Gingko Biloba Trees, and for a native with more color, Rusty Blackhaw Viburnum will do the trick. Another rare find with more color is the Mexican Buckeye. This one is fairly hardy and also drought-tolerant.

These trees range in style from traditional Texan-looking to exotic. Trees can be used for decoration, shade-bearers, fruit or flower production, and entertainment. Make sure they are planted well so they can thrive well!

Mexican Buckeye in the SOG landscape to provide some shade

Young Rusty Blackhaw Viburnum

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