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Eastern White Cedar
Also Known As:
Eastern/American ArborvitaeBotanical Name:
Thuja occidentalis- Upright pyramidal with slightly arching branches
- Light green foliage grows in flattened sprays
- Colour fades to a duller bronze-green
- Grows open with age, exposing inner branching
- Low tolerance for salt spray
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Hardiness Zone
2
height
Height
10 m-12 m
Width
Spread
3 m-4 m
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Exposure
- Full Sun
- Partial Sun/Shade
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Soil Moisture
- Average to Dry Soils
- Moist to Average
- Moist to Wet Soils
- Well-drained
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Growth Rate
- Medium
Palette
Foliage Colour
- Green
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Attributes
- Drought Tolerant
- Evergreen
- Juglan Tolerant
- Low Maintenance
- Native to Ontario
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Shape
- Pyramidal/Columnar
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Garden Uses
- Hedge
- Naturalizing
- Screening (privacy)
- Woodland/woods edge
Additional Details
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Growing Tips & Maintenace
- Typically grown as a hedge, white cedar also can be used in groupings for windscreens or for naturalizing in consistently wet areas. Damage or stem breakage may occur in the winter from ice and snow accumulation. Protection (burlap wrap) from drying winter winds and road salt is recommended in an exposed location.
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Additional Notes
- Native to Ontario and parts of North America. The eastern white cedar is native to Canada, from Manitoba east throughout the Great Lakes Region, into Quebec and the Maritime provinces. Isolated populations are found in the northeastern United States and as far south as North Carolina. The common name of arborvitae is Latin for "tree of life" and comes from early French settlers when they learned from the native Americans that they could use the tree’s foliage to treat scurvy.

Eastern White Cedar
Size: 1g

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