Here’s a young cedar for Gail. Remember to click pictures to enlarge them!
To my knowledge, this is a baby Red Cedar (Thuja Plicata)… it is not actually a part of genus Cedrus, but we call ‘em cedars anyways. Mmmm… they smell soooo lovely!
Posted by Jade L Blackwater at 10:44 AM
Labels: conifers, evergreens, forests, Thuja, Thuja plicata, trees, Western red cedar
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