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WESTERN RED CEDAR

THUJA PLICATA

***IN PROGRESS***
I am still studying this tree so there will be little data on this page for a while - sorry!
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The outer bark is brownish / red and quite thin
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Its common to see several large curved boughs quite low to the ground
Info pending...
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The leaves are formed in flat sprays and each one is about 2 - 3mm long
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It is pyramidal in shape, with a broad trunk and dense fern-like foliage
Info pending...
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The boughs (large branches) can get to very large sizes
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surprisingly the canopy lets in a fair amount of light
Info pending...
OTHER USEFUL DATA
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Mary Vaux Walcott, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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Brooke Bond tea (scanned from personal collection)
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Carbon performance certificate by Treeconomics for Barcham Pro Trees
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Carbon capture data by Treeconomics for Barcham Pro Trees
OTHER USEFUL RESOURCES
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www.barcham.co.uk
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www.rhs.org.uk
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www.chewvalleytrees.co.uk
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www.treesandshrubsonline.org
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https://powo.science.kew.org/
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www.vdberk.co.uk
QUICK FACTS
  • Pending info
PLEASE LEAF ME ANY FEEDBACK / COMMENTS
If there is anything out of place or wrong please contact me. Equally if there is anything you wish to add please let me know. The more information we have about Western Red Cedar the better. Many thanks!

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