Many people would laugh out loud if they heard someone say cedar trees don’t grow in Missouri. The laughter would probably continue until they looked in a tree book and found out that ...

On another occasion Rocca had an appointment to measure a hackberry on a family farm in southwest Missouri in Cedar County. When he arrived, there were 60 people under the tree, and he thought ...

“Each Cedar tree can use 30 gallons of water per tree ... Francis Skalicky with the Missouri Department of Conservation says they are good for animals on multiple fronts.

Big Cedar Lodge and the neighboring Ozark nature park have become synonymous with the springtime blooms. Evie Carrick is a writer and editor who’s lived in five countries and visited well over 50.

Back when Kelly Roberts was a kid during the 1970s, her family would scout their northeastern Oklahoma pasture every year, looking for the perfect eastern redcedar for their Christmas tree. “I ...

In addition to Texas, cedar trees are common in Oklahoma, Missouri, Arizona, New Mexico, and some parts of Mexico and Japan. A pollen allergy can be diagnosed by your allergy specialist doing some ...

The devastating wildfires this spring have been another stark reminder of the ever-increasing need to eradicate and reduce the invasion of cedar trees. No matter how many acres of cedar trees are ...

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hickory and cedar trees, according to the University of Washington. The Missouri Prescribed Fire Council is trying to reverse that fire suppression regime and reintroduce managed burns back into ...