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Rapid Decline of Post Oak Trees
Rapid Decline of Post Oak Trees Post Oak trees arguably have the most sensitive roots of all the native trees I deal with in Robertson County. I have seen many Post Oak trees dying around the county. Some in yards some in pasture, some in wooded areas. With Post Oak trees it is important to know that any root disturbance at all can cause very fast and often irreversible damage that most often leads to death. Most often the death is rapid, but in some cases, it may… Read More →
