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Landscaping to help prevent wildfires
The key to fire-wise landscaping is choosing more fire-resistant plant materials suited for the area, positioning them where they can help create separation between the fuels a fire needs to continue burning. – Photo by Texas A&M Forest Service
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By Paul Schattenberg Texas A&M AgriLife on March 19, 2025
Landscaping to help prevent wildfires

Many landscapes were lost in the fires that burned rampantly throughout the Texas Panhandle, leaving some homeowners wondering what trees, shrubs and other plant materials to remove or replace to create a more fire-wise landscape for the future.

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