Red cedar

Usage examples of thuja.

Sometimes, as if from long-standing habit, he would take his sharp, heavy sheers out of his overcoat pocket and painstakingly, without asking any money, set to work in the yard in front of the main building, trimming the thuja bushes, pruning the acacias, and weeding the garden beds.

After skirting the public garden, through whose iron fence came the hot, dry fragrance of myrtle and thuja with its tart little cones, the boy stopped, threw back his head and stared for a rather long time at the clock on the railway station.

He had long since made a thorough examination of the nearby villa: a bright-green lawn, gravel on the walks, thuja trees, a statue spotted with purple blots of shadow, a vase from which long sharp leaves of aloe hung down, and an artist painting a landscape.

Grie raked some dry fallen leaves into a pile near a thuja pine-tree, and sat down with his back against the soft, resilient trunk.

The most amazing thing, though, was that right in the middle of the ocean stood a thuja pine, which a moment before had stood in the grove, and there he was, Grie, sitting beneath and leaning against the trunk.

Gum Juniper is a name of Sandarac, theresinous product of Thuja articulata or Callitris quadrivalvis.