The dense but attractive foliage growth makes eastern redcedar a favorite for windbreaks, screens, and wildlife-cover for large yards and landscapes. Red cedar's high salt-tolerance makes it ideal ...

Markedly different, but just as desirable in the landscape, is Eastern red cedar (Juniperus virginiana ... unlike many plants that enjoy fast growth — the sycamore flaunts peeling bark ...

The Eastern Red-cedar is home to many captivating critters ... Behind these insect wonders a coppery growth clasps a shoot: the fascinatingly grotesque and aptly-named cedar-apple rust, now ...

Since it is not a true Red Cedar it is spelled as one word: redcedar. Eastern redcedars can be found ... The tree averages one to two feet of growth per year on a single trunk and can grow to ...

Eastern red cedar juniper (Juniperus virginiana) is a great substitute. It’s native to a large part of Texas, and it has essentially the same mature size, growth form and look as the Leyland ...

Eastern Red Cedar is the only evergreen native to Kansas ... Trees are typically columnar to pyramidal in shape in early years, with growth spreading and becoming more irregular as they grow ...

This week, we meet Eastern red cedar or Juniperus virginiana, one of the most common coniferous trees in Indiana. This evergreen tree, also known as aromatic cedar, is unique in that it has both scale ...

An over-population of Eastern red cedar trees is like a cancer to the rangeland—aggressive, widespread and time-consuming to eradicate. Landowners in the High Plains have fought these ...