Eastern Red Cedar Trees for Sale

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Eastern Red Cedar Trees are the perfect low-maintenance evergreen tree for those tough hard-to-grow areas in the landscape. Shop yours online with Free Shipping over $129!

Eastern Red Cedar Trees are large, dense, evergreen trees generally seen throughout the eastern United States. Despite their name, Eastern Red Cedars are actually classified as junipers, hence their botanical name ‘Juniperus virginiana.’

Sporting feathery, needled blue-green foliage, the Eastern Red Cedar is a gorgeous specimen that brings stunning year-round interest to a landscape. Growing prolifically along fencerows, highways, and back roads throughout the northeast, these trees have shown their immense versatility in landscape design.

Native to the eastern United States, Red Cedars are ideally suited for most growing conditions and areas. These eastern conifers, native to 37 states, are highly adaptable to the elements and are resistant to drought and tolerant to extreme temperature fluctuations.

In addition to their heartiness to climate fluctuations, Eastern Redcedars have a high salt tolerance and can handle just about any soil moisture level and growing conditions. The adaptable specimens are even safe to be planted by a road where salt is used in the winter.

Ideal conditions for the Eastern Cedar include moist, well-drained soils and full sun. Suited for USDA zones 3-9, these large trees can reach mature heights nearing 50 feet tall at maturity.

Historically, Eastern Red Cedar trees were commonly used to make furniture and fences because it was easy wood to work with and had superior weathering ability. Today, these trees are most frequently used as native privacy screening trees or as landscape windbreaks. These trees are also popular for use as Christmas trees!

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Eastern Red Cedar Trees are large, dense, evergreen trees generally seen throughout the eastern United States. Despite their name, Eastern Red Cedars are actually classified as junipers, hence their botanical name ‘Juniperus virginiana.’ Sporting feathery, needled blue-green foliage, the Eastern Red Cedar is a gorgeous specimen that brings stunning year-round interest to a landscape. Growing prolifically along fencerows, highways, and back roads throughout the northeast, these trees have shown their immense versatility in landscape design. Native to the eastern United States, Red Cedars are ideally suited for most growing conditions and areas. These eastern conifers, native to 37 states, are highly adaptable to the elements and are resistant to drought and tolerant to extreme temperature fluctuations. In addition to their heartiness to climate fluctuations, Eastern Redcedars have a high salt tolerance and can handle just about any soil moisture level and growing conditions. The adaptable specimens are even safe to be planted by a road where salt is used in the winter. Ideal conditions for the Eastern Cedar include moist, well-drained soils and full sun. Suited for USDA zones 3-9, these large trees can reach mature heights nearing 50 feet tall at maturity. Historically, Eastern Red Cedar trees were commonly used to make furniture and fences because it was easy wood to work with and had superior weathering ability. Today, these trees are most frequently used as native privacy screening trees or as landscape windbreaks. These trees are also popular for use as Christmas trees!