Also known as the Atlantic white cypress or Southern white cedar, this coniferous tree is found along the East Coast of the United States. This cedar features scale-like green or blue-gre… See more

Although called a fir tree, this common conifer species is a member of the pine family. These … See more

Also called the Port Orford cedar, this majestic conifer has long straight trunks, feathery foliage, and scale-like leaves. When mature, these cedars can reach heights of 1… See more

Also called Arborvitae, Northern white Thuja cedars are ornamental conifer trees with soft feathery dense foliage. When grown in parks, the Northern white cedars grow in a c… See more

Another type of false cedar is the Alaska cedar, which is a type of cypress conifer tree. These evergreen coniferous plants have drooping branches, foliage that forms flat sprays, … See more