Lawson's Cedar, also known as Port-Orford-Cedar or Oregon-White-Cedar, is a popular species of coniferous trees grown for their evergreen foliage and fragrant aroma. Some of the common synonyms used for Lawson's Cedar include Pacific Cedar, Ginger Pine, and False Cypress. These trees are native to the Pacific Northwest region of North America and are often used in landscaping, furniture, and as a source of timber. They are resistant to insects and rot, making them ideal for outdoor furniture and building materials. Lawson's Cedar is also known for its medicinal properties and is used in traditional Native American medicine to treat coughs, colds, and other respiratory ailments.
