Definition
White cedar refers to various evergreen trees known for their aromatic wood and scale-like leaves. They thrive in moist environments and are often used in construction and landscaping. Imagine them as nature's air fresheners and building blocks rolled into one! Unlike deciduous trees, white cedars keep their foliage year-round. They are relatively slow-growing and can live for centuries. The wood is naturally resistant to decay and insects, making it a valuable resource.