Cedar Leaf (Thuja Plicata) - Dried Herb, Wildcrafted Bursera graveolens Once debris (such as shells)

Once debris (such as shells) is removed and dried in the sun

Use during pregnancy and lactation is not well-researched

Some people find the smell of the Roots unpleasant and quite pungent but its very attractive to cats

and Roman cultures

the plant is popular in herb gardens and grows widely as a weed

Cedar Leaf (Thuja Plicata) - Dried Herb, Wildcrafted Bursera graveolens Once debris (such as shells)Western Red Cedar, is a species of Thuja, an evergreen coniferous tree in the cypress family Cupressaceae. Cedar is native to North America and was once used by Indigenous people to create canoes, earning it the title "Canoewood". It is known by many names, Pacific Red Cedar, British Columbia Cedar, Canoe Cedar, Giant Cedar or just red Cedar. Plicata, the species name, derives from a Greek word meaning "folded in plaits", a references to the pattern