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Eastern Redcedar<\/h1>\n

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Eastern Redcedar\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0<\/strong>(Juniper)\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0Juniperus virginiana<\/em> L.<\/p>\n

Mature Size:<\/strong> 40 to 60 feet in height, 1 to 2 feet in diameter<\/p>\n

Form:<\/strong> Dense, compact, column-like crown with short, slender branches.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n

Where to find them<\/strong>: Found on a wide variety of soils, from acidic wetland edges to dry, rocky ridges; thrives on barren soils where few other trees are found<\/p>\n

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Needles:<\/strong> Mature needles are 1\/16 inch long, shiny, dark green, scale-like, fragrant, and pressed close to form 4-sided twigs; young needles are up to 3\u20448 inch long, pointed and prickly<\/p>\n

Cone:<\/strong> Produced only on female trees; round, 1\u20444 to 1\u20443 inch across, fleshy, and berrylike; green turning blue when ripe, with a grayish-white, waxy covering.<\/p>\n

Wildlife use: <\/strong>\u00a0 The small berry-like fruits \u00a0are also a preferred food of many birds, especially the cedar waxwing that takes its name from its favorite tree.\u00a0 Other users include evening grosbeak, \u00a0bobwhite quail, tree swallow, mockingbird, and purple finch. Redcedar\u2019s dense foliage provides excellent roosting and nesting cover for birds. Deer use its foliage as an emergency winter food source.<\/p>\n

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Bark:\u00a0<\/strong> Light reddish-brown, thin, peeling and fibrous.<\/p>\n

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