thuja occidentalis (eastern/american arborvitae, eastern white cedar) native Size:1 gallon

thuja occidentalis (eastern/american arborvitae, eastern white cedar) native Size:1 gallonupright, conical to 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 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

bloom time: late mid-season

sauce-shaped flowers Individual flowers open for 1 day

trumpet-shaped flowers with red-orange flecks

flower size: 20cm

deer resistance

grass-like

flower heads will fade to brown and persist through the winter

thrives in a cool

bloom time: july to mid august

overlapping petals with a large

may benefit from light pruning and shaping when young to develop into a specimen plant

it thrives in an acidic