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Cedar trees are popular evergreen trees that have a pleasant shape and are often… More
Cedar trees have been important to humans for a long time. The wood of… More
Cedar trees are best transplanted when they are small and easy to handle. As… More
cedar tree requirements vary based on the type of cedar tree, but most cedar… More
Dozens of varieties of cedar trees (Cedrus) exist. All are conifers and belong to… More
Cedar trees thrive in various climates across the United States. These evergreen trees add… More
...hite cedars are also known as junipers. All cedar trees are evergreen conifers and… More
Red cedar trees fall into two categories: Western red cedar and Eastern red cedar.… More
Part of the pine tree family, cedars (Cedrus spp.) are large trees that can… More
...ally as Cedrus atlantica Pendula, is an evergreen tree native to the mountainous regions… More
...egions of the world, both temperate and tropical. Cedar trees can be confusing to… More
The Cedar tree family (Cupressaceae) is made up of 130 species of trees that… More
... Thuja, Calocedrus and Chamaecyparis comprise the cedar family in North America, a group… More
Cedar trees are an impressive, majestic tree for the home landscape. Modern cultivars, with… More
...er time. The best way to get rid of green moss on tree trunks… More
...n red cedar is an early-succession shrub or small tree, usually growing to 30… More
The western cedar or Thuja plicata is also called great western arborvitae, western red… More
...s cedars are a slow-growing, semi-dwarf evergreen tree with needles ranging from icy blue… More
cedar mulch is made of shredded cedar trees, and is spread around the base… More
Growing cedar trees is not difficult as many varieties of cedar trees grow all… More
...e Eastern juniper tree is commonly mistaken for a cedar tree, but it belongs to… More
When choosing trees for a landscape design, decide on one of the three sizes of… More
To stop a tree from growing, try pruning it back one third every fall, but… More
...s of water, good drainage and room to grow so the tree can get sun.… More
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...I went into the country and picked up a few dozen cedar trees from a friend who has acres of land. Dug a trench, might be too deep, filled it with water, planted the trees....now what? I want them to… More
... of apple trees next month, but am concerned with cedar rust affecting them. Living in the Ozarks we are surrounded by cedars, and there is definately cedar rust out there. Does anyone have and knowledge about how its transmitted, treatment (is there treatment… More
... any knowledge on the planting of Alaskan Weeping Cedars? We purchase a 3-4 ft. little guy 2 months ago and it's just not doing as well as we had hoped. We've noticed quite a bit of browning - we thought we did right by the little guy… More
I have a rock retaining wall that is full of gaps and I'd like to find something to fill them in with. Does anybody have any ideas for a plant or small flower (preferably)that will grow in crevices? I'm in zone 7, so I do get snow several feet a… More
This is a wildflower question & I don't see an appropriate forum, so I'll put it here. In a nearby woods, trilliums grow bountifully. There is the very occasional white one, but almost all are red. I understand that in most places, it's the white that is more common. Might… More
Thanks for reading my post. Before you read any further...I made a mistake with my zone...USDA puts me in Zone 7, but the Sunset Garden Book puts me in 2B. I don't know which one to use. I live in the mountains near Big Bear, California, so I get snow… More
...like any other place on earth with enormous Sage, Cedars, and Pine in… More
...e of the seeds, and we've grown a seven foot tall tree indoors. I have two problems that I hope you can help me with. 1. the… More
I'm thinking about a small tree where the cedar planter is and I'd like some suggestions--we want more of an enclosed feel to the deck. I'm thinking about a small tree or a shrub that can be limbed up, like a viburnum. The area between the deck and fence is… More
Saw this huge cedar tree covered with this flower. Owner called it a rose, but didn't know what kind of rose. I couldn't get over how it had covered the cedar tree. Maybe someone can help me... Reba/La. More
I have always read that red cedar mulch is a fine mulch to use. I have esom e land with way to many cedars so I bought a 6" chipper to utalize it rather than burning when I am clearing out. I assumed that cedar mulch would repel pest since… More
... the crawfish this weekend I ran across this HUGE Cedar Tree covered with flowers of some kind. Can anyone tell me what the flower is? Owner called it a Rose Bush... but I thought maybe it was a English Dogwood. Flower leaf looks like a… More
... thought I saw a couple cedar waxwings in a small tree next to my patio. They flew off before I could tell for sure. Just now, I was able to grab the binoculars and confirm two CWs were perched in another small tree in my yard. This is… More
...inking about planting a cedar (or some evergreen) tree in the corner of my sisters yard, with the lower branches trimmed off, so she has a place to hang feeders, and she won't lose the flowers she has planted underneath it. :) Any thoughts ? More
...e swooping across her front lawn and into the big cedar tree. I looked closer and it was a Pileated Woodpecker. The most fun of all was that she had never seen one before.… More
... stone in the center. Sometimes we get a flock of cedar waxwings in to eat up the… More
im transplanting a cedar tree and would like to know if there is anything i should put in the soil that might help it along? More
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