Sugarloaf2, iguanas are herbivores; thus they eat all parts of the plant - leaves, fruits and flowers. I spent much of my formative years on an island in the Essequibo river - the largest waterway in Guyana. The island abounded with iguanas until they became a table delicacy. So much so that the island is named 'Leguan' - of Dutch origin and referring to the iguana. That does not make me an expert on the subject of iguanas; just a collector of trivia.

Just take a look at this thread and comment there if you want. Thanks. Not very magnificent

These are reclaimed wood beams if the house is new or original beams if the house is old. They have a ‘live’ or natural edge. If this is a look you want you need to find a store that sells reclaimed wood. I’m in the south east so it would be almost exclusively southern yellow pine, other regions of the country have different native woods.

the cones are definitive in my book .. here is platycladus: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Platycladus+orientalis+cones&t=ffcm&iax=images&ia=images and here.. the majority are thuja with..imo ... too many platycladus throw in.. to confuse : https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Thuja+occidentalis+cones&t=ffcm&iax=images&ia=images when i first started in conifers... i pretty sure the nomenclature police were arguing about all this ... and most of the platycladus plants were mislabeled.. especially at big box ... ken ps: if you take clippings .. and put them in a metal coffee can ... or disposable pot ... and seep them like you might do tea/potpourri .... it will fragrance the whole house ... if you dont forget and boil all the water away and burn your house down ...