Despite Usually Wet July, Some Texas Trees Parched

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Emma Taylor, Tyler, picks leaves dropped early by a yellow poplar. A combination of a very wet June and July followed by dry, hot August is stressing many East Texas trees, said Dr. Eric Taylor, Texas Cooperative Extension forestry specialist. Emma Taylor, Tyler, picks leaves dropped early by a yellow poplar. A combination of a very wet June and July followed by dry, hot August is stressing many East Texas trees, said Dr. Eric Taylor, Texas Cooperative Extension forestry specialist. (Texas Cooperative Extension photo by Eric Taylor)
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