Attractively shaped evergreen conifer with dense foliage often used in home landscapes. Wood has pleasant odor. Branches are flattened vertically, appearing fan-like. Bark is reddish brown and broken into scales in young trees, turning into fibrous ridges. Small scale-like leaves are in whorls of four, aromatic when crushed.
Plant Details
| Habitats | |
|---|---|
| Habitat Notes | More commonly found at higher elevations (2000-8000'). |
| Arboretums | |
| Years Planted at Arboretums | 1996 |
| Mature Height | 100’ |
| Shade Preference |
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| Soil Tolerance | Moist, well-drained soils. Tolerating many different soil types |
| Special Uses | Attracts birds; Provides wildlife forage, cover and food; deer resistant |
