Originally Posted by slippinlipjr
From what I've seen, cedars tend to act like water oaks on prairie soil. They won't let anything grow underneath them so they are generally just taking up space other than the cover they provide.


Texas, these were salt cedars. They could suck a 5 acre pond dry. They poisoned the ground underneath them so nothing else could grow, not even grass or cactus. Spent many an hour on the back of a Polaris Ranger with a mixture of Remedy and diesel spraying them.