Leaves – persistent, generally scale-like, 1/8″ long, glandular, and decussate. Twigs – grow in a fan like pattern spreading outwards, building on previous scales. Cones – 1/2″; erect with thin, woody ...

Northern white-cedar (cedar; Thuja occidentalis L.) swamps are important ecosystems in the upper Great Lakes ... The dense coniferous canopy created by cedar trees creates a moderated microclimate ...

As you enter the meadow from the Tyler garden on the sidewalk, northern white cedar (Thuja occidentalis ... flanking the woods is an unusual double-trunked “tree” consisting of one tulip poplar ...

The term comes from modern Latin and simply means "tree of life ... the American arborvitae (Thuja occidentalis), also commonly referred to as the eastern white-cedar or the northern white ...

North Pole arborvitae is known botanically as Thuja occidentalis and commonly called American Arborvitae, and Eastern White Cedar. and Tree of Life. While some Thuja have been known to create a ...