Simmons Tree Farms

05/15/2026

We spent the spring partnering with Texas A&M Forest Service on their Re-Leaf project. This is a great video showing the impact in the city of Alamo!

04/24/2026

So great working with all the cities in the Valley! 😃🌳

04/17/2026

Last Saturday we had a blast planting trees 🌳 with more than 300 kids at KidFit, Thank you to the Junior League of Harlingen for hosting this annual event and having us over! For the past 5 years Simmons Tree Farms has donated over 1,000 Texas Mountain Laurel trees to kids in the Harlingen area.
*If your child has ever gotten a tree from us post a picture under our comments 😊🌳🍃

03/14/2026

Today we checked some brush lines at the farm in search of Vaseys Adelia seed. No seed but we stumbled across some other springtime treasures And we couldn’t have chosen a more perfect morning. Hope your weekend is beautiful!

03/05/2026

Honored to provide the trees for this project! the City of Alton staff has been great to work with 🌳🌞

01/18/2026

We are excited to partner with Region 1 on their ambitious project to install thousands of trees across RGV cities. Big things happening in the beautiful city of San Benito!!

🌳 Growing San Benito, one tree at a time.

The City of San Benito recently received a Tree Canopy Grant to expand tree planting throughout the community.

This week, Mayor Rick Guerra, City Manager Fred Sandoval and City staff met with Audrey Hooks of Simmons Tree Farm, Allen Williams with Region One, and Keep San Benito Beautiful to walk the resaca trails, review existing trees, and plan future planting areas.

This regional grant totals $1,181,667 and will fund the planting of 5,000 trees across participating cities, including San Benito.

More trees mean:
Cooler outdoor spaces
More shade for trails and parks
Better stormwater management
Cleaner air
More shade for trails and parks
A greener, healthier community

Plantings will focus on areas that need them most, helping San Benito grow more sustainably for everyone. 💚

12/10/2025

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Texas landowners can receive up to $80,000 for planting trees thanks to the Texas Resilient Landscapes Initiative from the Texas A&M Forest Service. The program's purpose is to increase reforestation efforts across Texas in areas that have lost trees due to fire, flood, wind/ice storms, tornadoes, hurricanes, drought, insect, and disease issues within the past 10 years. The application process is currently live and closes Jan. 23, 2026. Visit https://tfsweb.tamu.edu/ for program details.

Texas Wildlife Association - Conservation Legacy | Texas Youth Hunting Program -TYHP | Texas Big Game Awards

08/12/2025

Had an amazing time at the TNLA EXPO last week!🌴 Our booth was a hit, and it was great connecting with so many of you. Thanks for stopping by and making it such a success! Until next time!🪴

08/11/2025

Meet Marin, our newest team member at Simmons Tree Farms! 🌳 As our official office assistant, she’s here to help make your experience smoother and answer all your questions. Give her a warm welcome! 👋

08/07/2025

Vincent Hernandez is making friends at TNLA Expo! 🌳 🌴 Booth 2411