Atlantic white cedar prices range from $2.25 to $6.25 per board foot, making it one of the most affordable woods on this list ...

The DEP estimates 115,000 acres of Atlantic white cedar forest covered New Jersey at the time of European settlement, who valued the wood for its pest- and rot-resistant qualities. The wood ...

straight-grained wood that was perfect for things like boat building, shake roofs, and fence posts. Nature News: The satisfying sounds and silence of snow According to the Atlantic White Cedar ...

soggy mudflats when the tide is out can see the low stumps and fallen trunks of Atlantic white cedar trees, which once covered as much as a third of the Meadowlands. Because cedar wood is so ...

But it’s the perfect description for the magical place that is an Atlantic white cedar forest. The trees are native to the Atlantic coast, from Maine to Georgia, and grow in low, wet areas.

Deep in the southern Delaware woods, along the trails of Ponders Tract near Milton, sits a majestic sight. The largest Atlantic white cedar tree in the state stands tall and straight, with a flaky, ...

The major cedars of North America—including the Atlantic white cedar, northern white cedar ... but it probably has something to do with the aromatic wood and, in some cases, their resemblance ...

An Atlantic white cedar with a 38-inch diameter at breast height, located west of Milton, has been declared the biggest of its kind in Delaware. The discovery is cause to celebrate because it ...

Atlantic cedar wood historically has been used for shipbuilding ... They prefer cedar swamps to visiting gardens as Atlantic white cedar is their only known host plant." The Nature Conservancy ...

The Atlantic white cedar trees in the Pinelands of New Jersey are dying. Atlantic white cedar forests are valuable to wildlife and filter water for nearby counties, according to the New Jersey ...