Weeping Yaupon Holly

Our professional tree installation service is a commitment to excellence. When you choose our service, you're opting for quality and precision. With your installation, we provide you with mulch, stakes (and staking if required) and root stimulator. We take pride in ensuring that each tree is planted correctly, fostering optimal growth and longevity. We will work closely with you to understand your preferences and ensure that the installation aligns perfectly with your vision. We believe in doing the job right, prioritizing the health and well-being of the tree while delivering results that exceed your expectations.

All tree orders that are not installed will be charged a flat $100 delivery fee.

At Austin Tree Installation, we guarantee the vitality of our trees with an optional one-year warranty. Recognizing that trees are living entities, we meticulously select high-quality specimens for your landscape. If, within the first year, your tree dies, our warranty covers a hassle-free replacement, free of charge. This assurance reflects our commitment to delivering not just visually appealing but robust trees that are well-suited to their surroundings. While our warranty does not cover damage from natural disasters or extreme weather, we are dedicated to providing the support you need to create a flourishing and vibrant environment. In the event that we are not able to find a suitable replacement, we will refund the warranty fee.

For warranty claims, please contact us.

For optimal care of native trees in Central Texas, follow these guidelines:

Watering: During the establishment phase (1-2 years), water deeply weekly using soaker hoses. For mature trees, water every 2-4 weeks, allowing soil to dry between watering. In winter, water every 4-6 weeks, particularly for young trees and evergreens.

Soil and Mulching: Apply 2-4 inches of organic mulch around the base, ensuring well-draining soil. Conduct soil tests for nutrient adjustments.

Weather Precautions: In summer heat, shade young trees and increase watering during dry spells. Protect trees from winter frost by covering them and watering before freezing. Stake young trees for wind support, and promptly prune damaged branches after storms.

Pruning: Regularly prune during the dormant season for shaping and removing dead branches. Emergency pruning is recommended after severe weather events.

Adhering to these concise guidelines will promote the health and resilience of your native trees in Central Texas. Adjustments based on specific conditions are advised for optimal care.