2024 Fall Tree/Shrub Request Form

Tree/Shrub Request Form

Please make sure to fill in the required fields to submit your request. Also, make sure you get a confirmation email after submitting. Many neighbors were sadly left without trees earlier this year because they didn't submit the form correctly. If you need assistance, call/text Matt at 409-504-2935.
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To request a plant, FIRST check the box (inside the tree picture, top left corner), and SECOND adjust the "Quantity Desired" field. The "Quantity Desired" only submits if the box is checked.
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Shumard Oak (3 gallon)A fast growing tree, with a wide-spreading, symmetrical crown. It is an excellent landscape tree or urban street tree, and it's native to Texas. Deciduous (leaves reliably changing to red then dropping), fast growing, and tolerates drought and wet conditions. Its acorns are great for wildlife and take 2 years to mature. Susceptible to Red Oak Borers though.
$ Free Quantity Desired



Loblolly Pine (3 gallon)A fast-growing, native evergreen (i.e. keeping foliage year round) in East Texas, ranging west to the "Lost Pine" region in the vicinity of Bastrop, Lee, and Fayette counties. Loblolly pines were most commonly found along banks of streams in virgin forests of Texas, because it prefers moist but well drained soils. It does drop pinecones, and is susceptible to Pine Bark Beetle. Royal Oaks in 2024 alone lost many of its beloved pines.
$ Free Quantity Desired



American Sycamore (3 gallon)Considered the largest deciduous (meaning leaves and fruit balls drop) tree native to all of North America, sycamores are great in Texas. With a stout trunk and large, spreading limbs, they have a long life span of up to 150 years. The bark on the younger trunk is smooth and greenish-gray or white in color; as the tree ages, the outer bark of limbs and trunk flakes off in irregular, brown patches and exposes the nearly white younger bark beneath. Prefers moist environments and can easily stress in hot dry summers.
$ Free Quantity Desired



Sweetgum (3 gallon)A large, fast growing forest tree with a straight narrow trunk, and a conical shape when young and an upright, broad crown when older. Simple, star-shaped leaves that are aromatic when crushed and turn brilliant colors of yellow, orange, red, and purple in the fall before dropping (deciduous). Few insect, disease, or soil issues, but does drop those prickly gumballs all our parents used to pay us $.01 to pick up! Debatable if native to Texas or not. Fun Fact - way back when, kids made bubble gum by combining sweetgum sap with other local fruits.
$ Free Quantity Desired



American Beautyberry Shrub (7 gallon)American beautyberry grows in woods and thickets in East Texas. It has small, unspectacular greenish-white flowers in early summer, but they are followed by clusters of beautiful purple berries clinging to the branches in late summer. American beautyberry is best suited to semi-shaded sites with some moisture. It can tolerate full sun if given supplemental watering, and can tolerate some drought, but does not do well on thin, rocky soils. The seeds are a favorite of many species of birds and other wildlife. Will grow to 9' tall and can be invasive if not controlled. Rumor has it crushed leaves help prevent mosquito bites!
$ Free Quantity Desired
Would you like assistance with planting the trees/shrubs in your yard?

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Would you like to be part of the neighborhood group that helps plant the trees/shrubs for other residents?

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SAVE THE DATE: Pickup will be at 10130 Hanka Drive on October 12 from 9am-11am. Feel free to submit your comments or thoughts about the event in the space below. We will do our best to accommodate your request. Reach out if you don't receive an email confirmation after submitting your order.
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