What you may be seeing is a disease called cedar apple rust. The growth is called a gall. These galls are light brown, reddish or chocolate brown, round or kidney-shaped, and up to 2 inches in ...

Q.: I have a number of cedar trees and some of them are in need of trimming, but I would like to know when is the best time to trim. I don't want anything to happen with them, like the experience ...

Prune and shape the tree Pruning and shaping the tree is a crucial part of cedar bonsai cultivation. Regular pruning will ...

Strange slime on your cedar tree is a type of… Share this: Click to share on Facebook ... oddly shaped marble to ping-pong sized balls on the junipers that grow a little each year.

The southern red cedar is a fast-growing tree that can reach a height of 30-45 feet and a spread of 20-30 feet. The dense growth and attractive foliage make southern red cedar a good choice for ...

Todd Fagan, Cedar Rapids city arborist, said the city's municipal tree population has a structural value of $112 million. He has estimated about half its tree canopy is gone after last Monday's storm.

The Pacific Northwest trees shaped by generations of people . Nov. 12, 2023 at 6:00 am Updated Nov. 12, ... Another tree, a cedar near the tree on the promontory over the cove, ...

Walter Reeves answers Atlanta-area lawn and garden questions: a tree's odd shape on Georgia Tech's campus; how to deal with a problem with a Meyers zoysia lawn.

A strange tree growing in Thailand appears to bear fruit in the exact shape of a young woman - and it's baffling the internet. But while many are amazed by the shape of the green fruits, others ...

SCRANTON – Frank Dubas admittedly does not have a green thumb, but his Garden of Cedar project at 715 Cedar Ave. in South Side is starting to grow out of bare ground. “I can’t pla… ...

Perhaps best of all, the tree is a great survivor. Though it’s susceptible to fire and ice, Eastern red cedar can live more than 800 years and reach mammoth proportions, growing 50-feet tall and ...

The North Myrtle Beach Tree City Board has presented its Tree of the Month Award for September to Horace and Cecelia Campbell for an Eastern Red Cedar tree located on property they own at 312 23rd ...