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Western Red Cedar
Western Red Cedar Western Red Cedar Thuja plicata Western Red Cedar with tiny scale-like leaves belongs to the group of evergreens known as "arbor vitae" and are not true cedars. They grow to 195 feet and are the trees favored by Northwest Native Americans for making canoes. To sprout the seeds, place fresh seeds in a plastic bag ...
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Red Cedar Chapter
Red Cedar Chapter Red Cedar Chapter MARK RITZENHEIN, (517) 336-0965, e-mail Meets 79 pm on the third Wednesday of the month. Calendar Home Wild Ones. All rights reserved. Updated: Nov 26, 2006. webmaster
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Juniperus virginiana--Eastern Red Cedar
... Cedar Michigan State University Extension Ornamental Plants plus Version 3.0 - 00000809 11/12/99 Juniperus virginiana--Eastern Red Cedar Hardiness Zones: 3 to 9 Height: 45 ft Spread: 15 ft Form: (Vis. 3) pyramidal Type: narrow-leaved evergreen tree Annual Growth Rate: 12 to 18 inches Comments: Red Cedar is best when given a sunny location. The plant develops a brownish tint in winter and is ...
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Juniperus virginiana, red cedar
... : The species is found from the Gulf Coast north to New England, Kentucky, Missouri, and Oklahoma. Habitat: Red cedar is found in most habitats in Oklahoma, but is most abundant in old fields and grasslands that have been protected from fire. NWI status: FACU- Comment: Young red cedars are intolerant of fire, and the species was uncommon in Oklahoma before the country was settled. ...
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Eastern Red Cedar
... the lower part of the trunk, and that branches are more nearly horizontal. The wood of the red cedar is fragrant and is used extensively for furniture. The foliage is bright green to dark green. ... covered with ice for several days. Removing the ice is impractical. Junipers are a favorite victim of red spider mites. If the tree appears weak, with yellowing foliage, it may have spider mites. To check ...
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Thuja plicata- Western Red Cedar
Thuja plicata- Western Red Cedar Thuja plicata Western Red Cedar Family: Cupressaceae (Cypress family) Photo taken in Icicle River Canyon, shaded moist area near river (2 to 10 meters away) 2002 Thayne Tuason 2002 Thayne Tuason Plant: Split roots used for basketry by the Thompson. Wood used for dugout canoes by the Okanagan-Colville, ...
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Eastern Red Cedar
... of the Great Plains. In fact Kansas has only one native evergreen tree. It is called the Eastern Red Cedar. All other native trees in Kansas lose their foliage in the winter, so they do not ... that can vary in size from a grape to a walnut. This is a fungus called the Cedar-Apple Rust. [Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae] In spring, when the first warm rains fall, these structures sprout orange ...
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Wallace W Hansen Native Plants of the Northwest Thuja Plicata (Western Red Cedar, Canoe Cedar, Pacific Red Cedar, Giant Cedar, Giant Arborvitae, Shinglewood) Catalog
... Alaskan panhandle through British Columbia, Washington, Oregon and just barely into northern California. In the interior, red cedar is found throughout the Cascades, and in the wetter parts of the Rockies in ... from predators, and as a nesting site in the spring. Restoration and Mitigation Values: Western red cedars love to have their feet wet, and therefore are an obvious choice for streamside and ...
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Cedar
Cedar Cedar - Cedrus sp. General Information: Before I discuss what cedar is, perhaps I'd better clarify what cedar isn't. Eastern red cedar isn't a Cedrus at all, it's a juniper - ... and dry, and has a reputation for being a high-strung, finicky bonsai (although those that grow cedar in something close to its natural Mediterranean climate report great success). Thuja could probably be kicked the ...
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Questions On Cedar
... delighted to have your question as it lends credence to a recent book purchase of mine on seeds! "Cedar," unfortunately, is a common parlance given to three distinctly different genera of evergreen woody plants: "true" ... apple family, to break the cycle. Q: When is the best time to transplant blue spruce and red cedar trees? These trees are anywhere from 2 inches to 1 foot tall. Are there any other ...
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