This is not Western red cedar is it, or is it?

[Island Lescure]

Trying to id my conifers... Bark looks similar to red cedar. Red/orange/brown bark. Branches droop. Relatively commonly planted around here, Derbyshire. Last pic is underside. Cones are more spherical than conical. Doesn't really smell like pineapple to me...

 

Cheers!

[Paul Jenks]

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[Wolfie]

Looks more like Lawson cypress to me.

[Mountain man]

Looks like it to me.

[se7enthdevil]

another for lawsons.

[edwood]

Crush it up of it smells like standard conifer it's not a Weston red cedar if it smells kind of soapy and nice it is:)

[Island Lescure]

cones are more like Lawson's. Smell is not typical Leylandii style.

[Beardie]

I reckon it's Sawara Cypress. The profusion of pea-size cones is a feature and they're the wrong shape for Western Red.

[Pbtaylor2014]

If it has red tipet needles and smell arematic when crashes its wester red cedar but from photo looks like cypress

[treeman]

Plicarta means platted, if you look at wrc needles you would see what I mean, the needles in the pic rant platted! So not wrc.