Atlantic White Cedar Japanese Maple prune in late winter to

prune in late winter to maintain shape or remove suckers if desired

but in a more columnar shape that fits better along driveways

Design Versatility: Works equally well as a specimen

may show the mottled bark character associated with kousa dogwoods

focus on drainage to prevent winter wet issues

Atlantic White Cedar Japanese Maple prune in late winter toAtlantic White Cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides) Atlantic White Cedar is a native evergreen conifer valued for its soft blue green foliage, narrow pyramidal form, and natural tolerance of moist to wet acidic soils. Its upright habit gives the landscape year round structure, making it useful in naturalized plantings, wetland edges, rain gardens, screens, and large native landscape designs. Unlike many evergreens that struggle in damp ground, this species