This display by Mark Arpag features an eastern white cedar collected and trained over 35 years, estimated to be around 250 years old. Known as a yamadori, the tree’s naturally dwarfed form and compact chuhin shape evoke a Japanese aesthetic. Accompanying the cedar is a red spruce with delicate, slender trunks, embodying the character of a Japanese literati style. Together, the trees reflect Mark's deep connection to his heritage, family, and the Adirondack landscape.