Eastern Red Cedar Trees
Eastern Red Cedar Trees
Exposure
Full SunHeight at Maturity
Over 25 FeetUsage
EvergreenShipped As
Bare-rootShips
Nov 20th through April 28th (Dormant Season)Planting Zones
3-9Eastern Red Cedar Trees
Eastern Red Cedar Trees is a gorgeous evergreen tree that grows in a beautiful conical shape. They are slow growers and grow at a rate of up to 1 foot per year. They will do well in most soil conditions but prefer fertile, moist soil with good drainage.
Eastern Red Cedar Trees Have Dark Green to Scarlet Needles
It must be well taken care of and kept after planting to take off and become a valuable type in the first couple of years. During the spring and summer months, it has dark green needles. Then, as autumn approaches, the needles slowly change, and they have a scarlet tint in the winter months.
The Tree Has A Distinct Smell
It has a distinct smell. Sometimes, people take a few clippings off it to put in their homes during the holidays. It is also known for making furniture.
These Trees Produce seeds Through Pine Cones
Eastern Red Cedar trees have pine cone seeds, each with 10-15 seeds. It also has scale-like leaves, making it easy to pick out when others are around. Eastern Red Cedar's bark becomes easy to tear off as it matures.
Eastern Red Cedar Hight And Info
Mature Width: 15’-20’
Mature Height: 45’-65’
Growth/Year: 1-2 feet a year until it has reached maturity age
Sunlight: full sun
Soil Conditions: fertile, moist soil
Botanical Name: Juniperus virginiana
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Thank you, TN Nursery for my cedar tree. It came packaged well.
very nice plants, perfect weather for transplanting, grow very well in this area, hoping for good survival rate, well see
I so love my lone cedar tree in my front yard. It serves as my ornamental tree in all seasons.
I received the order fast, I potted the cedar trees and I'm pleased to say they looked healthy. For now they're in a large greenhouse. I'm looking forward to seeing the privacy they will provide. Thank you for my trees and thanks for the great price too!
I got this tree back in june and grew it fir my Christmas tree! It was nearly 7 foot tall when I harvested it!