But when you break it down, mountain cedar is undoubtedly native to Central Texas. This myth comes from the belief that cedar trees use more water than other trees across the Hill Country.

The dreaded mountain cedar season officially returned to Texas earlier in December and ... Mountain cedar is predominant in the region of Hill Country north of us. San Antonio is in a position ...

Mountain cedar is the common name for the Ashe juniper trees that grow in thick forests across the Hill Country ... holds that rank in South and Central Texas. Houston sufferers deal with cedar ...

In Texas, they say you haven’t felt anything yet until you get cedar fever: when the majestic cedar trees – technically Ashe juniper, aka mountain ... cedar in the hill country is – really ...

AUSTIN, Texas — It's the time ... The trees that produce mountain cedar pollen are actually Juniper trees, which are mainly found across the Hill Country. Cedar season will peak in January ...

DALLAS — Oh, the dreaded mountain cedar pollen. If you’ve been sneezing, itching, or dealing with a stuffy nose lately, you're not alone and chances are it is the pollen. Many refer to the ...

Fueled by southerly winds that blow the pollen up from the Hill Country, the pollen counts typically soar from December through February when mountain cedar, also known as ashe juniper ...

an allergic reaction to pollen released by mountain cedar trees. According to the forest service, the Texas Hill County west of Interstate 35 is especially susceptible because of the mix of oak ...

In recent images, clouds of pollen are seen rising from the trees like smoke. Per a report from KHOU 11, mountain cedar pollen levels ... Unfortunately, the Texas A&M Forest Service explains ...

North Texas is currently experiencing a severe mountain cedar fever season ... levels are expected to persist in the coming ...