Quick specs

Tree Fertilization at a Glance

How deep-root feeding works and what to expect after the crew leaves.

Pairs well with

Pale leaves or a thinning canopy? Our arborist diagnoses the cause before we feed.

Below turf

injection depth

Nutrients reach the feeder roots, not the lawn.

1 season

to see results

Better color and new growth within one growing season.

Safe

for kids & pets

The area is ready to use as soon as we finish.

Best time to book · fall and early spring

Spring

Mar – May

Summer

Jun – Aug

Fall

Sep – Nov

Winter

Dec – Feb

Healthy soil, healthy trees

Why Tree Fertilization Matters

Trees in a yard never get what they get in a forest. Lawns are raked clean, leaf litter is hauled off and construction compacts the soil, so the natural nutrient cycle never happens. Fertilization replaces what the soil is missing and helps a struggling tree recover before the damage shows up in the canopy.

Lawn fertilizer feeds the grass in the top few inches. We inject below the turf so the nutrients reach the tree’s feeder roots, and most trees show better color and new growth within one growing season.

Fertilization services

Tree Fertilization Guided by a Certified Arborist

We start by looking at the tree, not the calendar. Our crew checks canopy color, growth, soil condition and signs of stress, then applies a treatment matched to the species and the season.

Deep-Root Fertilization

Liquid nutrients injected below the turf line in a grid across the root zone, so they reach the feeder roots instead of feeding your lawn. The area is safe to use as soon as we finish.

Soil Testing & Corrective Blends

An optional soil analysis pinpoints exactly what is missing before we treat. A stressed or declining tree may need a corrective blend rather than routine feeding.

Seasonal Programs

Fall and early spring give the best results in the Hill Country, and most trees do best on a recurring seasonal program instead of a one-time visit. A stressed tree can be treated whenever we find the problem.

Who we are & how we help

Why Choose Lees Trees for Tree Fertilization?

Injections go below the turf line so the nutrients reach the roots instead of feeding your lawn, and every treatment follows a free on-site evaluation by a professional arborist.

Stronger Drought Resistance

Well-fed trees hold moisture better and recover faster from Hill Country summers.

Better Color & Fuller Canopy

Correcting nutrient deficiencies brings back deep green leaves and denser growth.

Fewer Pests & Diseases

A healthy tree defends itself far better than a stressed one.

Protects Your Investment

Mature live oaks add real value to a property; feeding them costs a fraction of replacing them.

Hill Country know-how

Why Dripping Springs Soil Starves Trees

Hill Country soil is thin, rocky and alkaline. The limestone underneath keeps the pH high, and high pH locks up iron and manganese so that even when they are present in the soil the tree cannot take them up. That is why so many oaks, pecans and ornamentals around Dripping Springs show chlorosis, the pale leaves with green veins that get mistaken for drought or disease. Add construction compaction on newer lots, leaf litter that gets raked and hauled away, and summers that shut root growth down for months, and a yard tree never gets what a forest tree gets for free. Deep-root fertilization replaces what the soil is missing, and a blend chosen for this soil, with chelated iron where chlorosis is the problem, does far more than a bag of lawn fertilizer ever will.

Read the leaves before you feed

Pale leaves with green veins point to iron chlorosis; a thinning canopy on a mature oak points to drought stress or disease. Our arborist tells them apart first, so the treatment fixes the real problem.

Pricing factors

What Affects the Cost of Tree Fertilization in Dripping Springs?

Every property is priced on the job in front of us, never a guess over the phone. These are the factors that move the number up or down, so you know what to expect before we start.

Cost factor

What it means for your quote

Tree size & trunk diameter

Larger trees have a wider root zone and need more product and more injection points.

Number of trees

Treating several trees on one visit costs less per tree than a single call-out.

Species & condition

A stressed or declining tree may need a corrective blend rather than routine feeding.

Soil testing

An optional soil analysis pinpoints exactly what is missing before we treat.

Access to the root zone

Beds, hardscape and tight side yards slow down the application.

Treatment schedule

Most trees do best on a recurring seasonal program instead of a one-time visit.

How to book your tree fertilization

Healthier Trees in 3 Simple Steps

Feeding your trees is straightforward. Our process keeps you informed and makes sure the treatment fits what your trees actually need.

01

Call or Request a Free Estimate

Tell us what you are seeing: a thin canopy, pale leaves, slow growth or simply routine care.

02

On-Site Assessment

Our arborist evaluates the species, soil and canopy to determine what the tree is missing.

03

Deep-Root Application & Follow-Up

We inject the treatment at the root zone and tell you what to watch for as the tree responds.

What our customers say

Trusted by Homeowners Across the Hill Country

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Service Areas

Proudly Serving Dripping Springs & the Hill Country

Based in Dripping Springs, we serve homeowners and businesses across Hays County and the Hill Country: Bee Cave, Lakeway, Wimberley, Southwest Austin and the communities in between. The map shows recent jobs our crew checked in from the field.

Frequently asked questions

Common Questions About Our Tree Services

Have questions? Here are quick answers to what Dripping Springs homeowners ask us most. Call us for anything else.

Yes. We are fully licensed in Dripping Springs, TX, with comprehensive insurance coverage for all our work. This protects both our team and your property.

Yes. We provide free on-site estimates for all tree services, including an evaluation by a professional arborist. Contact us and we’ll schedule a time to assess your needs and provide a competitive quote.

Our top services are tree removal, tree trimming, tree pruning and stump grinding. We also specialize in 24/7 emergency tree services, and we deliver bulk mulch and seasoned oak and pecan firewood.

Yes. We offer emergency tree removal and stabilization at any time, day or night, across Dripping Springs and the 78620 area.

In most cases we can complete the work within a few days of your estimate. Emergency service is available 24/7.

We are based in Dripping Springs and serve Hays County and the Hill Country, including Bee Cave, Lakeway, Wimberley, Southwest Austin, Driftwood, Henly, Belterra, Highpointe, Headwaters, Cedar Valley and Bear Creek.

Never between February and June, which is peak oak wilt beetle season in Hays County. Our certified arborists prune oaks in mid-summer or winter dormancy and seal every oak cut year-round.

Yes. Full cleanup is part of every job. We remove limbs, brush and fallen trees from your property, and after stump grinding we can haul the chips away or leave them for you to use as mulch.

Absolutely. We use rigging and crane-assisted equipment to remove large trees safely, even in tight spaces near homes, fences and power lines.

We combine 35+ years of experience with a safety-first approach, bilingual communication (English and Spanish), and a focus on delivering professional, elegant results for both residential and commercial clients.

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