The Best Trees for Colorful Fall Foliage in North Texas

[@bryantrackhurricanes1367]

2:11 the red oak tree called quercus shumardii. I planted one of my quercus shumardii in south central Texas last year. during periods of hot and dry i watered frequently like 4 or 5 days a week cause no rain back on last summer. Thankfully survived. Last fall watching my tree colors changed and wow so beautiful!

[@nighthiker8872]

Great!

[@MikeDawson1]

this was extremely helpful, thank you! What about redbuds, planning on doing a video of those?

[@VillageGreenLawnHealth]

Thanks! Redbuds do have nice fall color. There are a couple of videos on our channel on them.

[@makbruno1]

Thank you

[@VillageGreenLawnHealth]

You’re welcome

[@patriciaferguson3836]

I saw a picture online of Fall in Canada of the red and yellow trees. It looked beautiful and I want to do that here in tx. Im in Kaufman County. Can i plant beech, birch, maple and poplar trees here and put lights under to get that look?

[@VillageGreenLawnHealth]

I don't know what the soil is like in Kaufman county but none of those trees work well in the Dallas/Collin county areas.