What is the best time of year to plant a tree?
The Texas Forest Service states, “Generally late fall through early spring is the best time to plant a new tree. Most shade and ornamental trees sold in the nursery trade are either balled-and-burlaped or container grown. Balled and burlaped trees should be planted as early as possible, preferably before bud break. Container grown trees can be planted later in the season because there is less disturbance of the plant’s root system.
The Texas Forest Service states, “Generally late fall through early spring is the best time to plant a new tree. Most shade and ornamental trees sold in the nursery trade are either balled-and-burlapped or container grown. Balled and burlapped trees should be planted as early as possible, preferably before bud break. Container grown trees can be planted later in the season because there is less disturbance of the plant’s root system.” Tree Regulations When do I need tree permit? If you live within the City of Austin zoning jurisdiction a Tree Ordinance Review Application is required when removing a protected size tree (or if you are working within the Critical Root Zone). See our section on Regulations for specific information about protected sized trees. Here is an informational letter addressed to all tree and landscape workers, intended as a reminder that a permit may be needed for work on protected-size trees. What are the steps for removing a protected size tree within the City of
