Eastern Arborvitae

Description
Arborvitae, or white cedar, grows in swamps on acidic, peat-rich soil, and also on limestone cliffs and alkaline soils. It can reach 100 feet in height. Primarily a more northerly species, many of its cultivars are used throughout Indiana as ornamentals in the landscape.
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Eastern Arborvitae Leaves - Fall

Habit

Eastern Arborvitae Fruit

Eastern Arborvitae Bud

Eastern Arborvitae Branch

Eastern Arborvitae Bark Close-Up

Eastern Arborvitae Flower

Eastern Arborvitae Flower

White Cedar Leaves in Summer (Close-Up)

White Cedar Leaves in Summer