CEDRUS deodara

A largely cone-shaped, fast- growing conifer. The tips of its lateral branches are soft, flexible and sagging, while Its leaves, consisting of whorls with 20 to 30 needles each, ranging from bright-green to greyish green, but less pointed than those belonging to the ‘Atlantica’ varieties. It produces female cones, 8 to 12 cm in length, which are initially green and become light-brown with hints of greyish-green later on.

• Description: A largely cone-shaped, fast- growing conifer. The tips of its lateral branches are soft, flexible and sagging, while Its leaves, consisting of whorls with 20 to 30 needles each, ranging from bright-green to greyish green, but less pointed than those belonging to the ‘Atlantica’ varieties. It produces female cones, 8 to 12 cm in length, which are initially green and become light-brown with hints of greyish-green later on.
• Origin: Himalaya
• Classification: CEDRUS, Genus, deodara, Specie/varietà, PINACEAE, Family
• Climatic resistance: Medium high, -10°C / -15°C USDA 7, Medium high, -5°C / -10°C USDA 8
• Environmental resistance: Resistant to wet soils, Resistant to dry soils
• Max height: 30,00, –, 40,00, meters
• Use: Parks
• Available shapes: natural