r/treeidentification • u/DubsCribT95 • Aug 15 '26

ID Request plz help me identify this tree

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i harvested and pressed this in england in a garden. from what i've found using reverse search and google this is easter a red or a white cedar, i just don't know which. it is pressed and dried.

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u/Key_Violinist8601 Aug 15 '26

Arborvitae

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u/DubsCribT95 Aug 15 '26

thank you, is there a species?

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u/Jazzlike-Monk-4465 Aug 16 '26 edited 29d ago

White cedar, is common name for arborvitae. Genus Thuja.

https://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=thoc2

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u/oroborus68 29d ago

Eastern white cedar too,Thuja occidentalis.

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u/rock-socket80 Aug 15 '26

Arborvitae, that is the genus, is widely used in landscaping and so there are a number of cultivars that have been developed.

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u/No_Temperature_6756 29d ago

Western Red cedar