Chamaecyparis thyoides - New Jersey Ecotype - Atlantic White Cedar Tree - Seedling Plants Expect exceptionally large sweet nuts

Expect exceptionally large sweet nuts bred for blight resistance

Representative division shown may be slightly different than what you receive

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Arundinaria gigantea is commonly known as giant river cane

Chamaecyparis thyoides - New Jersey Ecotype - Atlantic White Cedar Tree - Seedling Plants Expect exceptionally large sweet nutsChamaecyparis thyoides is commonly known as Atlantic White Cedar. Atlantic White Cedar is a late successional and evergreen canopy species found within acidic wetlands along the Atlantic coast. This species may reach around 100 feet tall in ideal conditions. Trees can develop a beautiful conical shape with impressive green blue glaucous foliage. Atlantic White Cedar aids in the preservation of native bog type ecosystems by filling the role of a native