Korean Arbor-vitae or Cedar An evergreen, pyramidal shrubby or small coniferous tree, Thuja koraiensis has foliage that is made up of frond-like sprays that are sea-green or yellow-green in colour above and a silver-white underneath. This, along with a dark brown, peeling bark gives the Korean Cedar a striking appearance. The foliage is very aromatic and smells of almonds when crushed. Korean Cedar is extremely hardy and resists exposure well, as it grows naturally in the mountains of North-East Asia. Forms a perfect backdrop for any garden to add an extra layer of Interest. Site: Inland exposure, wind tolerantSoil: Well drained, normal soils, tolerates clay soilsPosition: Full sun, tolerates partial shadeSeason of Interest: All year round aromatic foliage, good bark interestHardiness: Fully hardyHeight: 10-30ft (3-10m) Spread: 6-15ft (2-4.5m)