Chamaecyparis thyoides - New Jersey Ecotype - Atlantic White Cedar Tree - Seedling Plants Funnel shaped pitchers have a

Funnel shaped pitchers have a green exterior and a deep red interior

Plant lacks location data

which has been the preferred nut producing Castanea for hundreds of years in America

Arundinaria gigantea is commonly known as giant river cane

Expect exceptionally large sweet nuts bred for blight resistance

Chamaecyparis thyoides - New Jersey Ecotype - Atlantic White Cedar Tree - Seedling Plants Funnel shaped pitchers have aChamaecyparis thyoides is commonly known as Atlantic White Cedar. Atlantic White Cedar is a late successional and evergreen canopy species found within acidic wetlands along the Atlantic coast. This species may reach around 100 feet tall in ideal conditions. Trees can develop a beautiful conical shape with impressive green blue glaucous foliage. Atlantic White Cedar aids in the preservation of native bog type ecosystems by filling the role of a native