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RF2J69TC1–Thuja (Arborvitae) branches and needles eaten by deer in the winter season. Deer damage to Cedar hedge.
RM2ANDWF1–Clipped Thuja occidentalis - White Cedar tree, lush vegetation and rocks covered with lichen growth in Zen garden in summer.
RF2BB8G9X–Thuja occidentalis background.Thuja occidentalis is an evergreen coniferous tree, in the cypress family Cupressaceae
RF2PH7G48–Fresh snow on the branches of thuja occidentalis Smaragd. Frozen needles of an evergreen coniferous tree thuja.
RF2J69R1N–Thuja (Arborvitae) branches and needles eaten by deer in the winter season. Deer damage to Cedar hedge.
RM2T1XD41–Thuja occidentalis - White Cedar tree not properly wrapped with protective green plastic mesh to prevent branches from breaking from accumulated ice.
RF2WH3G1H–Thuja branch covered with snow against the blurred silhouette of a walking woman in Riga, Latvia
RF2JGDM86–Decorative planting of thuja western variety Golden Smaragd, Thuja occidentalis L. along the alley
RF2WC6T4E–Green coniferous bush.Thuja hedge texture. American Arborvitae plant pattern. Evergreen Thuja occidentalis decorative fence.
RF2B9Y26N–Thuja occidentalis background.Thuja occidentalis is an evergreen coniferous tree, in the cypress family Cupressaceae
RF2J5PGKY–False arborvitae. Thuja occidentalis, northern white cedar, eastern white cedar, or arborvitae. The green and yellow branch. The green and yellow colo
RF2GGK2TN–After the Snow Storm: Coping with Snow- and Ice-Damaged Trees. Snow damaged Thuja occidentalis trees.
RMEBKB3P–yellow cedar, eastern white cedar (Thuja occidentalis 'Rheingold', Thuja occidentalis Rheingold), cultivar Rheingold
RF2BW7AP0–Closeup of Beautiful green leaves of Thuja trees. Thuja occidentalis is an evergreen coniferous tree. Platycladus orientalis, also known as Chinese th
RF2J69RFX–Thuja (Arborvitae) branches and needles eaten by deer in the winter season. Deer damage to Cedar hedge.
RM2D4XPP1–Evidence of Bark Beetle, dead White Cedar tree (Thuja occidentalis), MI, USA, by James D Coppinger/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RF2FK7JG3–Thuja occidentalis danica, isolated on white background. Cypress in outdoor pot. Coniferous trees.
![Arborvitae against an orange wall in downtown Big Rapids in Central Michigan, USA [No property release; editorial licensing only] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2PR1FDY/arborvitae-against-an-orange-wall-in-downtown-big-rapids-in-central-michigan-usa-no-property-release-editorial-licensing-only-2PR1FDY.jpg "Arborvitae against an orange wall in downtown Big Rapids in Central Michigan, USA [No property release; editorial licensing only] Stock Photo")
RF2PR1FDY–Arborvitae against an orange wall in downtown Big Rapids in Central Michigan, USA [No property release; editorial licensing only]
RF2B9Y26B–Thuja occidentalis background.Thuja occidentalis is an evergreen coniferous tree, in the cypress family Cupressaceae
RF2GFJC7P–A gardener is planting a small sapling Thuja occidentalis Emerald Green, Smaragd Arborvitae from a pot into soil.
RF2J69T51–Thuja (Arborvitae) branches and needles eaten by deer in the winter season. Deer damage to Cedar hedge.
RMWA065C–Cumulus fractus,humilis (Cu fra, hum - zerrissen,niedrig) und Thuja occidentalis Smaragd, 30052610 *** Local Caption ***
RF2T935KK–Northern white cedar (Thuja occidentalis) is a evergreen tree native to southeastern Canada and northeastern USA. Cones and leaves detail.
RF2B6J505–Green decorative northern white-cedar (Thuja occidentalis) tree twisted like corkscrew. Green garden background
RF2M7PN80–Background of thuja western. Thuja occidentalis is an evergreen coniferous tree from the cypress family. The Latin name is Thuja occidentalis.
RF2DDP5K5–A gardener is planting Thuja occidentalis Smaragd or Emerald Green, American Arborvitae saplings from pots into soil in the flowerbed, backyard of the
RMBTKMBB–Beach Bog along shoreline of Lake Huron Michigan White Cedar Thuja occidentalis & Tamarack Trees Larix laricina USA
RF2AF9C9R–A sprig of green western thuja with cones closeup. Thuja occidentalis coniferous plant. There are a lot of pale green cones on the branch. It is used
RF2NC9YJP–Cypress cedar thuja arborvitae conifer tree branch. Thuja occidentalis evergreen conifer bush (tree) in cypress family. Macro cypress shrub. Conifer t
RF2J69RKX–Thuja (Arborvitae) branches and needles eaten by deer in the winter season. Deer damage to Cedar hedge.
RM2AX449J–White wooden arbour with rusted metal fence gate flanked by Thuja occidentalis - Cedar trees in backyard garden in summer
RF2HCC0P9–Thuja occidentalis Plant is known as Morpankhi Plant, Thuja occidentalis, Mayurpankhi, Green Thuja leaves, Oriental arborvitae as background
RF2BW7ARK–Macro of cypress branch with cones. Cypress cedar tree branch. Thuja occidentalis bush is evergreen coniferous tree, in cypress family Cupressaceae.
RF2T935KR–Northern white cedar (Thuja occidentalis) is a evergreen tree native to southeastern Canada and northeastern USA. Cones, male flowers and leaves detai
RF2M7PN7F–Background of thuja western. Thuja occidentalis is an evergreen coniferous tree from the cypress family. The Latin name is Thuja occidentalis.
RF2E1NDCP–Washington State. US. Extremely decorative and attractive garden plantings with plants from the cypress family.
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