Northern White Cedar (Thuja occidentalis) 2-0
Light: full sun
Soil: prefers limestone soils, moist, boggy areas. Tolerant of acidic and alkaline soils.
Height: can reach heights of 30’ to 50’
Northern white cedar is also called arborvitae, meaning “tree of life.” Its foliage is bright green and fanlike with a clean, aromatic scent when crushed. Due to its preference of moist soils, it thrives in much of Benzie County and can be found in many wetlands. It makes a good yard tree, natural fence, or windbreak. It is browsed by deer and provides cover and nesting for birds. Its rot-resistant wood is used for poles and lumber.
Seedlings are 12-18," are 2 years old and have been in a transplant bed for 0 years.
Prices:
10 for $17
25 for $39
50 for $55
100 for $100
250 for $225
Please call for availability and pricing of larger quantities.