Fort Worth Water Saving Seminar: Trees for Texas

Join Fort Worth Water and Hannah Johnson for a free seminar all about trees! Learn how to choose the right trees for your North Texas landscape and how to care for them long term.

Hannah Johnson is the Natural Scientist Supervisor for the City of Fort Worth Rolling Hills Tree Farm. She manages the tree farm’s growing operations that provide free trees for the City of Fort Worth through the Neighborhood Tree Planting Program and Tree Grant Program.

This class will not be at the Botanical Research Research Institute of Texas (BRIT). Instead, this class will be at the main building of the Fort Worth Botanic Garden in the Rose Room. 

Address: 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107

Whether you're planning a new landscape or want to better care for your existing trees, this class will walk you through everything you need to know! From learning the best (and worst) trees to plant in our region, to tree care tips that keep your yard looking great year-round!

Learn about:

• Recommended and not-so-recommended trees for Texas properties
• Alternatives to overused builder-grade crepe myrtles
• Trees that thrive in pairs, groups, or clusters
• High-maintenance vs. low-maintenance species
• When and how to prune specific trees
• Native trees that support pollinators and wildlife
• Fun facts and helpful stats from Fort Worth’s tree team

Host or Publisher Fort Worth Water Department