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Monday 8am - 3pm Tuesday 8am - 3pm Wednesday 8am - 3pm Thursday 8am - 3pm Friday 8am - 3pm

Plant People, LLC

Name: Plant People, LLC
Address: College Station, TX, US
Telephone: 979-224-3916

The tree preservation specialists.

12/22/2020

We will be away from our office until Monday, January 4th while we celebrate Christmas. From our family to yours, wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas, and peace, health and abundant blessings in 2021.

12/21/2018

We will be away from our office until Monday, January 7th while we spend some quality time with family and friends.

From our family to yours, wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas, and many blessings in 2019.

05/17/2018

Today, we were delighted to receive some pictures and a “Thank You” from a wonderful client in Grimes County. After a couple of failed crops and a lot of frustration, she brought us in to consult with, and assist her with planting and getting her fruit orchard healthy and producing. In a short time her orchard is thriving! Here’s to (a LOT of) canning and many peach pies! Just in time for Summer 😊

04/12/2018

Owl in a day's work :)

01/08/2018

It’s amazing how just one email can change the mood of your entire day. This is just what happened when I opened one up from a dear client, who I lovingly nickname “The Lorax” because of her love and fierce protection of trees. It is my hope that this lifts your mood as it did mine.

Our sweet client had been struggling over the last several years with what course of action to take for her beautiful Shumard Oak that had contracted Nectria Canker, and was in a poor state. For safety reasons, she made the painstaking decision that it was best to remove the tree, but wanted something to remember it by.

So, what did she do? She hired a very talented tree sculptor to create these cute little masterpieces. She kept one for her garden, and gave the others to her children as Christmas presents. She even had a little owl made for her husband. What wonderfully whimsical and witty gifts! I can just imagine the joy when these presents were opened. Not to waste, she is also preserving the root flare section with oil for a future table.

So, it is true: “It’s not about what it is, it’s about what it can become.” – Dr. Seuss, The Lorax.

(Credit for carving these little gems: Jimmy Phillips. You can see more of his amazing work at: http://inshoresculpture.com).

www.myplantpeople.com

12/26/2017

Our offices will be closed until Monday, January 8th while we take some time off to be with family and friends.

Wishing everyone a wonderful New Year!

12/25/2017

From our family to yours, wishing you a very Merry Christmas, and many blessings in the New Year.

11/02/2017

Join us Nov. 3 at 9:30am in the Brazos County Arboretum for our Texas Arbor Day Program. There will be tree pruning and planting demonstrations by certified arborists Zaina Gates and Jeff Lehde. There is no charge for this event that is open to the public. Made possible through the support of Bryan resident, Janis Atkins, the arboretum is located at 2619 Highway 21 West in Bryan. Some of the trees that grow well in this area are featured in the arboretum that is maintained by Brazos County Master Gardeners.

10/23/2017

Our October Community Education Event is this Tuesday, October, 24. Come hear Jeff Lehde, a Board Certified Master Arborist with over 20 years of practical experience in the tree care industry. Jeff specializes in maintaining and preserving trees on residential, commercial and municipal properties, and is also certified in Tree Risk Assessment. He will be discussing tree planting and care in central Texas.

“Urban Cowboys for the Cityscaper: A Tree Planting Guide for the Urban Landscaper”

This public event is free.
Brazos Center, 3232 Briarcrest Dr, Bryan
7:00

09/13/2017

We were excited to be chosen to work on Texas A&M's famous Century Tree! Well over 100 years old, this tree was one of the first trees planted on campus.

The work included the installation of a lightning protection system, as well as six brace posts.

Hopes are that with this effort, this beautiful and majestic Oak will be around to watch over many more years of marriage proposals.

Here are just a few pictures that were taken...

Gig 'em!

www.myplantpeople.com

04/27/2017

We recently learned that some department stores are selling fake distressed, muddy-looking jeans for up to $500 a pair.

Obviously, being in the Tree Care Industry, we found this to be a little too much. So, for a limited time only, we are offering to help you get the *real* distressed, muddy look for only a fraction of that cost.

The beauty of this deal? We will pay YOU to DIY. The catch? All you have to do is… work. It’s really that simple.

To begin acquiring your fashion statement, please go to our website and print out an application. It can either be scanned and emailed, faxed or mailed back to us.

If we hire you, you’ll be on your way to becoming the next greatest fashion sensation!

www.myplantpeople.com

04/20/2017

Don’t be fooled by cheap pruning estimates. Improper pruning can leave your trees unhealthy and in poor condition.

Unfortunately, not all tree companies practice proper pruning techniques. Poor pruning by cutting the wrong branches or too many branches can cause structural and health problems for trees. Examples include trees that have been excessively thinned, lions-tailed (as seen in this photo), or topped.

A Board Certified Arborist will only recommend pruning trees to promote their health, maintain their natural form, and ensure safety in the long-term.

www.myplantpeople.com

Address

College Station, TX

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 3pm
Tuesday	8am - 3pm
Wednesday	8am - 3pm
Thursday	8am - 3pm
Friday	8am - 3pm

Telephone

979-224-3916

Website

http://www.myplantpeople.com/

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