Texas A&M Forest Service - Trees of Texas - List of Trees
Eastern redcedar (Juniperus virginiana var. virginiana) occurs in East Texas and has an upright, conical form. The strips of bark are used by the endangered golden-cheeked warbler to make its nests. Many people are allergic to the pollen, resulting in outbreaks of "cedar fever" in late winter.
Juniperus ashei - Wikipedia
Juniperus ashei (Ashe juniper, mountain cedar, blueberry juniper, post cedar, or just cedar) is a drought-tolerant evergreen tree, native from northeastern Mexico and the south-central United States to southern Missouri. The largest areas are in …
Foraging Texas: Cedar/Juniper
First things first, junipers and cedars are the same thing. That being said, there are two types of cedar trees in Texas. The first, Junipers ashei, is the small, multi-trunked Hill Country cedar sometimes referred to as Mountain Cedar which takes on a roundish shape.
Ashe Juniper is Really More Good Than Bad - Native Plant Society of Texas
2015年1月25日 · According to Jan Wrede, a naturalist and local author, it is the dominant evergreen shrub or small tree in the Hill Country and it forms cedar brakes on limestone hillsides. It is considered by the Wasowski’s (Native Texas Plants) to be the most important tree in the Edwards Plateau.
Top Juniper Trees For Texas Gardens: Expert Recommendations
This article provides a comprehensive guide for growing juniper trees in Texas. It offers insights on the best varieties to grow, ideal soil types, temperature ranges, watering frequency, fertilizers, pruning techniques, and container growing.
Biology and ecology of Ashe juniper | Texas Natural Resources Server
A she juniper (Juniperus ashei Buchholz) (1) is found from southern Missouri, through Arkansas into Oklahoma, across central Texas and into Mexico and Guatemala. It occurs primarily on calcareous, shallow, rocky soils derived from limestone and dolomitic parent materials, although it can also grow on sandy, granitically derived soils (Vines 1960).
Juniper control and management | Texas Natural Resources Server
The rapid rate at which juniper is increasing in numbers and canopy cover and invading Texas grasslands dictates the immediate use of effective, ecologically safe, and economically sustainable juniper management systems on the 20 million …
Texas A&M Forest Service - Trees of Texas - List of Trees
Other western junipers include the one-seeded (Juniperus monosperma), Pinchot (J. pinchotii), and rose-fruited (J. coahuilensis) junipers. The most widely distributed juniper of the west. Wood is often fashioned into gift store knick-knacks throughout the western U.S.
Ashe Juniper - Alamo Area Chapter
The Ashe Juniper (Juniperus ashei) is the dominant native tree species of the Texas Hill Country. One of nine Juniperus species from the Cypress family (Cupressaceae) in Texas 1 [See Note at end of article.], but the only one in the Texas Hill Country, Ashe Juniper has existed here for tens of thousands of years.
Texas Juniper Trees - G7 Ranches
2022年8月24日 · All together there are six different types of Juniper trees in the State of Texas however, only three of those are considered “Major” and are problematic. Ashe Juniper, Red Berry and Eastern Red Cedar. Also known as Mountain Cedar or Post Cedar these trees produce a blue berry and are one of the three major types of Cedar trees here in Texas.