Scofield Farms, Texas

Common Trees in Scofield Farms

The natural beauty of Scofield Farms is enhanced by a variety of native trees:

Live Oaks: These iconic evergreens provide ample shade and are a staple in Texas landscapes

 Eastern Redbud: These small trees bloom with vibrant pink flowers in spring, adding color to the landscape.

Cedar Elms: Known for their resilience to drought, these trees thrive in the local climate.

 Bur Oaks: Large and sturdy, these trees offer shade and habitat for wildlife.

 Southern Red Oaks: With their distinctive reddish-brown bark, these trees add character to the area.

Seasonal Changes in Scofield Farm's Landscape

From an arborist's perspective, the seasonal changes in Scofield Farms are quite distinct:

• Spring: Eastern Redbuds bloom, and Live Oaks shed old leaves as new growth emerges.
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• Summer: Trees focus on growth and water conservation during the hot months.
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• Fall: Deciduous trees like Cedar Elms and Southern Red Oaks display autumn colors before shedding leaves.
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• Winter: Trees enter dormancy, making it an ideal time for pruning and maintenance.



Things to Look for in Scofield Farms

When exploring Scofield Farms, keep an eye out for:

• Scofield Farms Park: A 13-acre park featuring a walking trail, baseball field, sand volleyball court, and open green spaces for picnicking and wildlife watching

• Community Amenities: The neighborhood boasts a pool and playground, which are popular gathering spots for residents

While in the area, consider visiting:

Scofield Farms Park: Enjoy a leisurely walk or a family picnic in this well-maintained neighborhood park

Nearby Shopping Centers:

Explore the various shopping and dining options available in nearby areas like The Domain, which is just a short drive away

• Scofield Farms is easily accessible from major roads in Austin:
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• From I-35: Take the exit for Parmer Lane and head west. Turn right onto Metric Boulevard, and then left onto Scofield Farms Drive to enter the neighborhood.
• From MoPac Expressway (Loop 1): Exit onto Parmer Lane and head east. Turn left onto Metric Boulevard, and then left onto Scofield Farms Drive.

Brief History of Scofield Farms

Scofield Farms was first developed in the early 1990s and has grown into a vibrant community of 574 homes.

The neighborhood is divided into three major sections:

• the original section
• The Park at Scofield
• Withers Way

Scofield Farms is part of the Pflugerville Independent School District, with schools like Parmer Lane Elementary and Connally High School located nearby.

The community is governed by the Scofield Residential Owners Association, which organizes various social events and activities throughout the year, including holiday parties, movie nights, and community garage sales.

This strong sense of community, combined with excellent amenities and a convenient location, makes Scofield Farms a desirable place to live in North Austin.

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