Well, currently the organziation recieved some funding to construct about an acre portion of our land to utilize for a galap or aldabra exhibit. In the means of starting to get this going, I began to clear some trees to make the pen 85 feet instead of 55' wide, the area added to where the fence and enclosure walls will be a totally shaded under tree canopy running the entire length of the pen, around 125' long. In the midst of clearing and trimming the lower limbs of some trees, I found these species and wondered if the actual live tree possess toxicity levels. I know when cedar trees are mulched they are very toxic because of the oils in the core of the tree)its smells really good though. Does anybody know if the actual cedar tree would be ok left in the pen and pose problems, or should I just remove that species entirely?
Other species of trees are moss oak, elm, bois d'ark(mulberry relative) and obviously native cedars (texas)
any information would be greatly appreciated.
Other species of trees are moss oak, elm, bois d'ark(mulberry relative) and obviously native cedars (texas)
any information would be greatly appreciated.