 | Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata)
This is a great alternative to Leylandii as it is slower growing but still provides a dense, evergreen hedge. The glossy leaves are mid to dark green with a slightly green underside, aromatic when crushed, and hang gracefully in sprays. It can produce small cones. Its average growth rate is 45/60cm and it would be clipped to shape in late summer/early autumn. Western Red Cedar grows in sun or shade and in any well drained soil. Unlike Leylandii, Western Red Cedar can be cut back into old wood.
Prices shown are the price per plant.
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