Rich earth, cedar leaf, sandalwood, and rosemary For a scent that takes you off-the-grid, look to woodsy notes. Arzbaecher says these small but mighty incense cones are “a walk through the woods ...

The simplest way, however, to tell a cedar tree from the other species mentioned, is by its cones. Pine cones are usually quite elongated and can be from 12mm to 20mm in length and are light in ...

They're typically less than a half-inch long and may be prickly. Cedar cones vary in shape from oblong to bell-shaped to rounded but typically are less than 1 inch in size. Cedars are most common ...

What is the best way to tell a juniper from a cedar? Look at the size of the tree—junipers usually grow as shrubs. The leaves of the juniper are needlelike, not fanning, and the small cones they ...