Cedrus atlantica (libani) Glauca
Cedar of Lebanon/Atlas Cedar

Description

Features:
✓ Loose branches that dip then curl up and the end
✓ Distinct blue needle foliage
✓ Upright cones in autumn
✓ Large, slow-growing tree up to 25m

The Blue Atlas Cedar (previously names Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca') has changed its name now to Cedrus libani 'Glauca' but is often referred to still as the Atlas Cedar. It is a large tree up to 25m in height and has distinct blue-grey needle foliage making it stand out in any setting. It is a tree ideal planted as a speciment tree to fully enjoy its shape as well as its colour. Branches droop down and curl up at the ends and cones can be seen in autumn. A large tree ideal for a large garden or park space.

Don't forget to consider:
Tree Stakes to support the tree - buy here.
Tree Belting to secure the tree to the stake supports - buy here.
Tree and Shrub Compost to add a layer of good soil in the planting hole - buy here.
Mycorrhizal fungi to encourage strong, new roots - buy here.