This plant competes with and inhibits tree seedlings such as those of southern white cedar. Dark swamps of Atlantic white cedar grow along the waterways. The higher elevations of the municipality have forests of pine, holm oak and white cedar. Lowland areas are swampy and contain pitch pine or white cedar trees. Trees include a mature gum, English oak and white cedar. Powers celebrates Independence Day (July 4) with its White Cedar Days festival. These include freshwater marshes, shrub bogs, white cedar swamps, bayheads, and wet hammocks. It is also known as pink manjack, pink trumpet tree, white cedar, and whitewood. Taylor County contains the largest stands of Atlantic white cedar in the state of Georgia. However, in this area, large stands of dead Atlantic white cedar also exist. Tree species include hemlock, spruce, white cedar, pine, Douglas-fir, and larch or tamarack. In other areas, hemlock growths in the north and southern white cedar in the southwest. The oldest tree in Ontario is an eastern white cedar from 688 A.D.. These include Atlantic white cedar, redwood and Western red cedar (redcedar). White cedar trees cover the south end of the island and shrubs along north end.