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      Thuja plicata |
    Western Red Cedar ( Western Arborvitae ) |
       Evergreen Tree |
HEIGHT: | 50 - 70 feet | SPREAD: | 15 - 25 feet | DISTINCTIONS: | Flattened, scale-like, yellow-green needles; cinnamon-brown, reddish bark becoming ridged with age; tolerates damp soil; full sun or partial shade. | LIMITATIONS: | Needs a high moisture environment and protection from winter wind; only a few growing in Anchorage. | HARDINESS: | SE (Zones 4-5) | ORIGIN: | Southern half of Southeast Alaska to northern California; east to Montana. | CULTIVARS: | ‘Spring Grove’ (‘Grovepli’) Tight, pyramidal shape; glossy, dark green foliage, holds winter color; fast growing; 25' tall, 13' wide. | _____________________________ Back to List | The information for this Evergreen Tree (81) was last updated on: 2011-01-14 17:55:15 |
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