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Eastern Redcedar
The Eastern redcedar is a tree of oval, columnar, or pyramidal form and pointed at the apex. The species is the tallest of the junipers, woth individuals sometimes reaching nearly 100 feet, but usually between 30 and 40 feet in height; diameter 1 to 3 feet at breast height. The species usually occurs as isolated…
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Elm, Cedar
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Chitalpa
The Chitalpa is a cross between Catalpa bignonioides and Chilopsis linearis. Like the Chilopsis linearis, known as a Desert Willow, the Chitalpa can stand dry heat, but it can also stand temperatures falling below zero degrees. This tree typically does not reach heights above 20 feet and is generally multi-stemmed. The bright green, oblong shaped…
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Coffeetree, Kentucky
The Kentucky Coffeetree typically grows to heights between 60 and 75 feet with spreads between 40 and 50 feet. As the tree grows, the crown changes from an upright and irregular shape to a dense, symmetrical, obovate shape. For best growth, plant the tree in deep, moist, alkaline soils with full sun. Although the tree…
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Crepe Myrtle
The Common Crapemyrtle tree typically reaches heights between 15 and 25 feet with spreads much the same. Generally this small tree grows multi-stemmed and is used as a medium sized shrub. The foliage grows at the top of the tree while the bottom is usually leafless, which shows off the bark. The canopy is a…
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Crepe Myrtle
The Common Crapemyrtle tree typically reaches heights between 15 and 25 feet with spreads much the same. Generally this small tree grows multi-stemmed and is used as a medium sized shrub. The foliage grows at the top of the tree while the bottom is usually leafless, which shows off the bark. The canopy is a…
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Cypress, Arizona
The Arizona Cypress typically reaches heights between 40 and 50 feet with spreads between 25 and 30 feet. This tree grows into an upright, conical shape with a very dense crown. For best growth, plant the tree in well-drained, loam or sandy soil with full sun (it likes hot and dry locations). If planted in…
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Cypress, Arizona
The Arizona Cypress typically reaches heights between 40 and 50 feet with spreads between 25 and 30 feet. This tree grows into an upright, conical shape with a very dense crown. For best growth, plant the tree in well-drained, loam or sandy soil with full sun (it likes hot and dry locations). If planted in…
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Cedar, Deodar
After 30 to 40 years the Deodar Cedar can reach heights of 40-70 feet. The tree starts off in a pyramidal shape but becomes wide spreading and flat-topped as it matures. Native to the western Himalaya, the Deodar Cedar is widely planted in the southeastern United States. A sunny to partly shaded area in a…
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Cedar, Deodar
After 30 to 40 years the Deodar Cedar can reach heights of 40-70 feet. The tree starts off in a pyramidal shape but becomes wide spreading and flat-topped as it matures. Native to the western Himalaya, the Deodar Cedar is widely planted in the southeastern United States. A sunny to partly shaded area in a…