![]() ![]() ![]() Water closer to the trunk first and work your way out from there. Water pressure for the hose should be adjusted so the water doesn’t run off. If it doesn’t go into the soil 6 to 8 inches it’s time to deeply water. If you use a garden hose: Test your soil with a screwdriver blade. Follow these simple directions to help your trees to survive this extreme drought: How do I water my yard trees during this severe drought? Even addresses may water on Wednesday nights from 8 p.m. Currently, odd addresses may water on Tuesday nights from 8 p.m. Check with The Woodlands Joint Powers Agency for water restrictions. If you can, avoid watering during the hottest part of the day (10 a.m. Please be advised of any water restrictions. A few dollars worth of water may protect your tree investment. If you have a tree in your yard, it’s likely stressed from the drought. Texas is in one of the worst droughts in state history. Please call The Woodlands Township at 28 or submit an online Service Request. If the trees do not show signs of life next year, they may have to be removed. The Woodlands Township Parks and Recreation Department is monitoring a number of the trees that have the potential to be a hazard versus removing them in anticipation that many will return to their normal vibrancy in the spring of 2012. Should I report a tree that appears to be dead? If an oak tree has a limb which is accessible, it can be scratched or the end of the limb can be bent to see if it is pliable versus brittle. How can I tell if my trees are simply dormant, and not dead?ĭormancy is marked by leaves turning brown, typically falling off and the tree appearing to be dead. Dormancy or shedding is a natural method in which trees protect themselves to ensure their survivability. Many hardwood trees appear to be dead or dying, however some of these trees may be experiencing early dormancy or shedding individual branches to conserve their own resources - especially in the Elm tree, Texas Red Oaks and Water Oak trees. Are the trees in my yard dying from the drought? ![]()
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