Picea rubens

Picea rubens, commonly known as the Eastern Red Cedar or Red Spruce, is a species of evergreen conifer tree native to eastern North America. It features slender, upright branches covered with bluish-green needles and produces reddish-brown fibrous bark. The tree typically grows tall and straight, often reaching heights of 50–75 feet, and provides valuable habitat and food for wildlife. Its wood is valued for its strength, scent, and decorative uses. The Eastern Red Cedar is adaptable to various soil conditions and is often used in reforestation, landscaping, and ornamental planting.