infinite sameness said:junipers and cypress trees are different from the Atlantic white cedar and red cedar trees which grow in NJ
Are you sure about that, miss sameness?
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infinite sameness said:junipers and cypress trees are different from the Atlantic white cedar and red cedar trees which grow in NJ
Are you sure about that, miss sameness?![]()
Watch it Bub. That's "Ms. Infinitely Sameness" to you.
miss infinitely sameness said:Mr. Pinelandspaddler So now i have a question for you what exactly is a cedar a made up word???
Yes, it's pretty much in my back yard... Some of it is open space owned by the development I live in, but the school owns about 86 acres where the swamp actually is. At work we were developing plans to replace a small dam on thier property, I was doing some research on the make up of the watershed feeding the now drained lake. Here's more...
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YETI said:I believe one way to tell the difference between the white & red cedar is that the white cedar has roots in the shape of basketballs just like the one to the far left.
I believe one way to tell the difference between the white & red cedar is that the white cedar has roots in the shape of basketballs just like the one to the far left.
Im curious, is that a Spalding white cedar root ball? Maybe it's one of the tougher subspecies I remember from elementary school, the dreaded Voit.
I regret to say I was so excited to come across such a rare find that I did not take notice.