Western Red Cedar

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CEDAR, WESTERN RED

Thuja plicata D. Don

Tall evergreen conifer to 165' or more. Yellowish-green to deep

green, frondlike foliage. Soft, reddish-brown bark, small cones.

Beware of power lines overhead. Requires good drainage. Can be

sheared for hedges. Crushed foliage has sweet odor. Casts a dense

shade, but graceful and elegant tree. Many cultivars available.

Drought-tolerant after establishment, Sun to part-shade/sun, Food source for native butterfly caterpillars, Food source, shelter, or nesting sites for birds, Food source for native wildlife or rodents, Among species considered to be the most valuable wildlife plants by ODFW Naturescaping (2001) reference.

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POLK SOIL & WATER
CONSERVATION DISTRICT

YOUR LOCAL SOURCE OF CONSERVATION INFORMATION AND EDUCATION IN POLK COUNTY, OREGON SINCE 1966

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DALLAS OR, 97338

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