Atlantic White Cedar, a tree species native to the Atlantic coast of North America, has been known by several other names over the years. Some of its synonyms include Virginian White Cedar, Southern White Cedar, and Swamp Cedar. In addition, the Latin name for the species is Chamaecyparis thyoides, and it is also sometimes referred to as simply White Cedar. The tree is prized for its durable, rot-resistant wood and its ability to grow in wet areas, making it a popular choice for outdoor construction projects such as fencing and decking. Despite its many names, Atlantic White Cedar remains a beloved and valuable tree species.