Texas Tree Post Launches Online Specimen Tree Delivery for Houston, Austin, and San Antonio

A new tree retailer lets Texas homeowners order specimen trees by species, container size, height, and caliper.

AUSTIN, TX, UNITED STATES, October 19, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Texas Tree Post, a new online tree retailer serving the Houston, Austin, and San Antonio metros, launched this week with a catalog of specimen trees ranging from 15 to 100 gallons and a purchasing model built around one straightforward guarantee: the exact tree you order is the tree that arrives.

Every listing on texastreepost.com shows the species, cultivar, container size, height range, trunk caliper, and single or multi-trunk form for that specific tree. Caliper, the trunk diameter, is the most reliable indicator of a tree’s maturity and is listed on every product page so buyers understand what they are purchasing before it comes off the truck. If the tree ordered is unavailable at the time of fulfillment, Texas Tree Post contacts the customer and gives them the choice to wait, switch to a comparable tree, or cancel entirely. The company does not substitute quietly.

The catalog covers the species most commonly planted across the three metro areas, including Live Oak, Southern Magnolia, Natchez Crape Myrtle, Texas Redbud, Bald Cypress, Pecan, Cedar Elm, and Desert Willow. Trees are available in 15, 30, 45, 65, and 100 gallon containers, with 100 gallon specimens reaching 14 to 16 feet at delivery. Each city’s delivery page lists the trees available for that metro and includes soil notes specific to the local growing conditions: Gulf Coast clay for Houston, shallow limestone and caliche for Austin, and rocky caliche on the Hill Country edge for San Antonio. Delivered pricing and availability are shown by ZIP code before a customer adds anything to cart.

Delivery covers the full suburban spread of each metro. Houston delivery includes Katy, Sugar Land, The Woodlands, Cypress, Pearland, Spring, Humble, League City, and Tomball. Austin delivery covers Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Leander, Lakeway, Dripping Springs, Kyle, and Buda. San Antonio delivery includes New Braunfels, Boerne, Schertz, Helotes, Converse, Cibolo, Alamo Heights, and Stone Oak. Trees are delivered to the curb or driveway and customers are advised to have their hole and helpers ready for larger container sizes. 65 and 100 gallon trees weigh several hundred pounds and arrive on larger trucks, with access and unloading requirements confirmed before delivery day.

“Every nursery in Texas will tell you they have Live Oaks,” said a James from Texas Tree Post. “What they will not always tell you is the caliper, the form, or whether the tree on the truck matches what you thought you ordered. We built the whole site around spec transparency. Every listing shows the measurements that matter before you buy, and if the tree you ordered cannot be fulfilled to that spec, we contact you and you decide what happens next. No silent substitutions.”

Texas Tree Post ships year-round with two primary planting windows: spring from March to May, the busiest period when large sizes sell earliest, and autumn in November when cooler temperatures allow roots to establish before the following summer. The full catalog, delivery checker, planting and care guide, and request-a-quote form are available at texastreepost.com.

About Texas Tree Post

Texas Tree Post is an online tree retailer delivering specimen trees to homes across the Houston, Austin, and San Antonio metros. Trees are sold by species, cultivar, and container size, with height, caliper, and form listed on every product page. Available container sizes range from 15 to 100 gallons. Texas Tree Post delivers across the full suburban areas of all three metros and operates a no-substitution policy: if a tree is unavailable, the customer chooses to wait, switch, or cancel. Learn more about Texas Tree Post here.

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de Lacey Ventures LLC

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