Native to (or naturalized in) oregon: Use this striking tree as a specimen or accent in the garden with lighter green foliage plants in front. Tips of new growth are whitish, later yellowish and finally green. Conifer, evergreen, slow to moderate growth rate, about 10 ft (3 m) high in 10 years, 30 ft (9 m) at maturity. Narrow vertical spaces are ideal for its upright pyramidal habit.
Use this striking tree as a specimen or accent in the garden with lighter green foliage plants in front.
Lower branches typically remain on. Narrow vertical spaces are ideal for its upright pyramidal habit. Native to (or naturalized in) oregon: Deodar cedar is perhaps the most pendulous of the true cedars, with drooping branchlets and branching that is gracefully drooping at the tips. Conifer, evergreen, slow to moderate growth rate, about 10 ft (3 m) high in 10 years, 30 ft (9 m) at maturity. Use this striking tree as a specimen or accent in the garden with lighter green foliage plants in front. Tips of new growth are whitish, later yellowish and finally green. As the tree matures it produces less vigorous new growth and the white tipped branches become. It is a hardy plant, more hardy than cedrus deodara.
Native to (or naturalized in) oregon: Narrow vertical spaces are ideal for its upright pyramidal habit. Lower branches typically remain on. Tips of new growth are whitish, later yellowish and finally green. As the tree matures it produces less vigorous new growth and the white tipped branches become.
Use this striking tree as a specimen or accent in the garden with lighter green foliage plants in front.
Use this striking tree as a specimen or accent in the garden with lighter green foliage plants in front. Narrow vertical spaces are ideal for its upright pyramidal habit. It is a hardy plant, more hardy than cedrus deodara. Native to (or naturalized in) oregon: Conifer, evergreen, slow to moderate growth rate, about 10 ft (3 m) high in 10 years, 30 ft (9 m) at maturity. Tips of new growth are whitish, later yellowish and finally green. Deodar cedar is perhaps the most pendulous of the true cedars, with drooping branchlets and branching that is gracefully drooping at the tips. As the tree matures it produces less vigorous new growth and the white tipped branches become. Lower branches typically remain on.
It is a hardy plant, more hardy than cedrus deodara. Lower branches typically remain on. Narrow vertical spaces are ideal for its upright pyramidal habit. As the tree matures it produces less vigorous new growth and the white tipped branches become. Tips of new growth are whitish, later yellowish and finally green.
Lower branches typically remain on.
Use this striking tree as a specimen or accent in the garden with lighter green foliage plants in front. Tips of new growth are whitish, later yellowish and finally green. It is a hardy plant, more hardy than cedrus deodara. Narrow vertical spaces are ideal for its upright pyramidal habit. As the tree matures it produces less vigorous new growth and the white tipped branches become. Native to (or naturalized in) oregon: Deodar cedar is perhaps the most pendulous of the true cedars, with drooping branchlets and branching that is gracefully drooping at the tips. Conifer, evergreen, slow to moderate growth rate, about 10 ft (3 m) high in 10 years, 30 ft (9 m) at maturity. Lower branches typically remain on.
Cedrus Deodara Plant - Cedrus Deodara Sanders Blue Blue Himalayan Cedar Kigi Nursery : It is a hardy plant, more hardy than cedrus deodara.. Tips of new growth are whitish, later yellowish and finally green. Narrow vertical spaces are ideal for its upright pyramidal habit. Conifer, evergreen, slow to moderate growth rate, about 10 ft (3 m) high in 10 years, 30 ft (9 m) at maturity. It is a hardy plant, more hardy than cedrus deodara. Lower branches typically remain on.