Platycladus orientalis is a beautiful evergreen tree from the cypress family, known for its soft fan-shaped leaves and unique reddish-brown peeling bark.
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🌳 Platycladus orientalis is also known as Chinese thuja or Oriental arborvitae.
🌿 This tree belongs to the cypress family Cupressaceae and is an evergreen.
🌲 Platycladus orientalis can grow up to 20 meters (65 feet) tall!
🐦 The tree produces small cones that contain seeds, which are a tasty snack for birds.
🌱 Its leaves are soft and scale-like, growing in flat sprays.
🌍 This tree provides shelter and food for many animals, including birds and squirrels.
🇨🇳 Platycladus orientalis is native to East Asia, particularly in China, Korea, and Japan.
❄️ It can withstand cold temperatures, making it a favorite in snowy regions.
🌺 People often plant it in gardens because of its attractive appearance.
😊 The tree is not currently considered endangered, but conservation efforts are important.