Panhandle Tree Service

About Panhandle Tree Service

On the High Plains around Tulia, every tree is there because somebody planted it — elms and cottonwoods set out in rows to break the wind, hackberries shading a farmhouse under a sky that goes on forever. Panhandle Tree Service looks after that hard-won shade, pruning young limbs into strong structure, trimming out what has died or broken, and removing the old shelterbelt trees that finally give out. A norther can cross Swisher County in an afternoon and leave half a cottonwood lying in the drive, so the storm work means putting the yard back together and stacking the wood where it belongs. Out here saving a tree is worth the trouble, and the trees standing around Tulia and down toward Tule Canyon are tended one at a time.