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Conical and fragrant tree. Tolerant of drought, black walnut, pollution, and salt. Fantastic living fence in urban or rural areas due to its hardiness once established. Mature height of 40-50′ with a spread of 8-15 feet. Grows to Full or Partial Sun. Native to Massachusetts.
Size: 6-12″ bare root seedling
On Dr. RJ Gegear’s list of plants for at risk insects as a host plant for Juniper Hairstreak, a native butterfly. Small mammals and birds, including the cedar waxwing, eat the waxy blue berry-like cones. Can be a host of apple-cedar rust so caution should be taken planting near apple trees.
Photo Credit: Main image: Greg Hume. Gallery images: Arthur Haines and Bill Cullina.
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