The cedar elm tree has reasonably quick growth and in some years a rather nice golden-yellow fall color. Advertisement It is drought-tolerant and it can’t stand wet soil.

Flocke said the trees causing the most severe allergenic issues during this time in Texas are ash, elm, oak, pecan and pine. Unlike cedar, these trees tend to have pollen of a larger size, meaning ...

Elm: Cedar elms are another common tall tree in North Texas, growing up to 75 feet tall. Their branches form a more narrow canopy than what you might see in a pecan or oak tree.

The American elm can shoot up 6 feet each year. It will also provide abundant shade, as seen with this tree at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden.(Dallas Arboretum) A lush yard with mature ...

DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) - A 40-foot elm tree in Carrollton is the latest victim of the drought currently hitting North Texas. The tree fell Saturday evening, but while the loss of the tree is ...

Other small and medium-size trees to consider are vitex, loquat (Japanese plum) and Texas persimmon. Calvin Finch is a retired Texas A&M University horticulturist. [email protected] Jan 21, 2021 ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) – If you’ve been waiting for autumn colors to reach the trees, now is the time. Mid-November is peak time for fall foliage in Texas, and as the days get shorter and cooler, the ...

How bad are Texas seasonal allergies? Several Texas cities were named among the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America‘s 2022 Allergy Capitals.The yearly report ranks the 100 most-populated U ...

Homeowners across North Texas are still picking up from this week's storms. But as they start to clear debris they might get hit again, but this time the damage is aimed at their pocketbook.

Texas dust, tree pollen affecting Oklahoman’s allergies. ... “This is the time of year that we typically have a whole lot of ...

Q: After Hurricane Ike we discovered one of our elm trees had saw dust at the base of the tree. I have not been able to see what invader is causing the problem. Can you determine what the problem ...