According to the Texas A&M Forest Service, most trees in East Texas will survive the freeze damage. "This is another example of how it pays to proactively manage forests," Taylor said.

“There are 158 trees this year at the Museum of East Texas. This is our 30th year to celebrate the Festival of Trees,” Allyson Langston with the museum said.

We will never experience a view like that. However, promising research may lead to the protection and restoration of our state's native lands. East Texas news 9's donna McCollum explains.

“Over the years, [it] has blossomed into a larger and larger industry.” “There’s about four types of Christmas trees that grow really well in Texas,” he added.

EAST TEXAS, Texas (KLTV/KTRE) - Most everyone knows the best time to plant potted trees and shrubs in the landscape is in the fall through winter, but during the later winter and spring, local ...