And it was made out of spruce it didn’t last very long,” Price said. “But when it was carved out of yellow cedar that it floated right and was given life and was the creation of the killer ...

Sitka spruce and western hemlock. And on this Juneau trail, it's the only yellow cedar in sight. Yellow cedars grow from Northern California to Prince William Sound. But in the southern portion of ...

“Elsewhere, it (yellow cedar) generally gets out-competed by spruce, which grows faster, or hemlock, which can grow in lower light conditions,” Buma said. The study by Alaska ...

"Elsewhere, it (yellow cedar) generally gets out-competed by spruce, which grows faster, or hemlock, which can grow in lower light conditions," Buma said. The study by Alaska, Washington ...

It turns out polar bears and yellow cedar trees have something common ... where there’s not much competition from the more prolific Sitka spruce and Western hemlock. They keep their roots ...

In the video, Rofkar is looking for spruce roots. She explained to Oakes she was using them more in her weaving as a substitute for yellow cedar. Rofkar thought yellow cedar could use “a break ...

surrounded as it was by thousands of other aspiring trees -- not just Sitka spruce but hemlock, redcedar, yellow-cedar, and the occasional yew. At this stage, it would have been dwarfed by ...

“Elsewhere, it (yellow cedar) generally gets out-competed by spruce, which grows faster, or hemlock, which can grow in lower light conditions,” Buma said. The study by Alaska ...

The slow-growing yellow cedar has trouble competing with western hemlock or Sitka spruce on well-drained, nutrient-rich soils. However, it has found a niche in soils with poor or moderate drainage ...

spruce, and yellow-cedar. Yellow-cedar, which John Muir called a “truly noble tree,” has long been prized for its fine-grained, butter-colored wood. But over the past century, as average ...