Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar Serpentine
Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca Pendula' Serpentine
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Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar Serpentine
Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca Pendula' Serpentine
Stunning and Unique Evergreen Tree with Tons of Character
- Trunk Twists Up and Over!
- Weeping Branches
- Great Color - Blue Green Foliage
- Phenomenal Year-Round Interest
Product Details
Growing Zones 6-8
| Soil Type | Well Drained |
| Sunlight | Full |
| Drought Tolerance | Good |
| Mature Height | 10-15 Feet |
| Mature Width | 15-20 Feet |
| Fall Color | Red |
| Shipping Restriction | AZ |
This dramatic conifer is a wonderful specimen for the home landscape. It adds contrast, color, year-round appeal, and unique beauty. The serpentine blue atlas cedar tree is a perfect focal tree in Asian, cottage, zen, modern, and rock gardens. It also looks great in a mixed bed surrounded by just about anything! We like this serpentine tree paired with Japanese maples, flowering plants, and evergreen shrubs like junipers.
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Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar Serpentine Care
Plant this dwarf evergreen tree in spring or fall for best results. A full sun site is best for this tree, but it can tolerate some shade. This tree does not grow well in wet soil. Choose a spot with well-draining soil. While your tree is establishing it should be watered deeply about twice per week. After this tree is established it is drought tolerant and only requires water during periods of extreme drought. Use a slow release fertilizer when planting and in spring to feed this small tree.
Healthy weeping blue atlas cedar trees rarely encounter any issues with pests or disease and are easy to grow.
Landscape ideas
This dramatic conifer is a wonderful specimen for the home landscape. It adds contrast, color, year-round appeal, and unique beauty. The serpentine blue atlas cedar tree is a perfect focal tree in Asian, cottage, zen, modern, and rock gardens. It also looks great in a mixed bed surrounded by just about anything! We like this tree paired with Japanese maples, flowering plants, and evergreen shrubs like junipers.
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