An Atlantic white cedar with a 38-inch diameter at breast height, located west of Milton, has been declared the biggest of its kind in Delaware. The discovery is cause to celebrate because it speaks ...

Before many of New Jersey’s forests started being cleared and drained for agriculture some 400 years ago – drastically changing the landscape of this state we’re in – Atlantic white cedar swamps were ...

There are two separate tree species that are called white-cedar. Northern white-cedar (Thuja occidentalis), also called arborvitae or just cedar (there are over 40 local names), grows in Quebec to ...