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Persimmon, Common ‘Blue fruit’
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Oak, Water
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Oak, Shumard
This species, one of the largest Southern red oaks, was named for Benjamin F. Shumard, an early state geologist of Texas. The Shumard Oak is found in the eastern part of the state on well-drained, alluvial soils and on fertile slopes. It forms a tall, wide-spreading rather open head. The BARK is dark, rough, divided…
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Cedar, Incense
The California Incense Cedar (Calocedrus decurrens) is a large tree reaching heights up to 150 foot with a trunk near 84 inches (DBH). At high elevations; especially on dry, exposed sites, trees tend to be small and scrubby. A broad, conic crown of spreading branches is common to this species while a narrower columnar crown…