Cedrus deodara
A large, graceful tree, broadly conical when young, widening with age. Somewhat pendulous branchlets. Leaves are glaucous when young, soon deep green. It is readily distinguished from other cedars by its drooping leader and longer leaves which can measure 5cm long.
Fast growing but saplings can be sensitive to frost. Evergreen.
10m
5m
After 25 years
Wet Soil  
Dry Soil 2 
Lime
Tolerance		 1 
Hardiness 3 
Girth BR RB CG
8-10cm      
10-12cm      
12-14cm      
14-16cm      
16-18cm      
18-20cm      
20-25cm      
25-30cm      
30-35cm      
35-40cm