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Dogwood, Flowering
The Dogwood grows in the forests of eastern Texas, usually under the larger forest trees as a second story. It is a small tree, up to 30 feet high (max) and 12 inches in diameter, occasionally larger, with a rather flat and spreading crown and short, often crooked trunk. The LEAVES are opposite, ovate, 3…
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Dogwood, Flowering
The Dogwood grows in the forests of eastern Texas, usually under the larger forest trees. It is a small tree, up to 30 feet high and 12 inches in diameter, occasionally larger, with a rather flat and spreading crown and short, often crooked trunk. The BARK is reddish-brown to black and broken up into small…
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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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Arborvitae, Oriental
The Oriental Arborvitae grows to heights between 18 and 25 feet in a dense, compact, conical or columnar HABIT. Its width is usually from 10 to 15 feet in range. The branches start off growing vertically, but tend to relax and open up as the tree matures. Bagworms and spider mites are common insects associated…
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Arborvitae, Oriental
The Oriental Arborvitae grows to heights between 18 and 25 feet in a dense, compact, conical or columnar HABIT. Its width is usually from 10 to 15 feet in range. The branches start off growing vertically, but tend to relax and open up as the tree matures. Bagworms and spider mites are common insects associated…