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Dr. Allan McGinty
Professor & Extension Range Specialist
Texas Cooperative Extension
Dr. Darrell Ueckert
Regents Fellow & Professor
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
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Cedar Top Removal Method
Blueberry cedar
Remove the plant top at or near the ground line with a chain saw, pruner, axe, etc. Seedlings (plants less than 2 feet tall) can be killed easily by hand grubbing.
Redberry cedar
Since redberry cedar resprouts, top removal will not effectively control plants that are over 8 to 10 years old. Redberry cedar seedlings (plants less than 2 feet tall) can be easily killed if they are grubbed below the basal "knob," located at or slightly beneath the soil surface (see photo).
Comments: Dr. Allan McGinty or Dr. Darrell Ueckert
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