Texas Tree & Landscape

About Texas Tree & Landscape

The waterfall that gave Wichita Falls its name washed away in a flood in 1886, and about a century later the city built a new cascade on the Wichita River, tumbling beside the interstate for every traveler to see. Texas Tree & Landscape brings that same restoring spirit to the city's yards. Pecans, elms and cottonwoods shade the neighborhoods near the river, and spring winds racing in from the west test every limb, so pruning and tree care come first, followed by landscapes shaped to sit comfortably under the canopy. A tree trimmed with care lets light fall evenly across the lawn and keeps its form through the next blow. In a city that knows how to rebuild after hard weather, a sturdy, well-shaped yard feels like solid footing.