Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar Glazed the cultivar’s clusters of tiny

the cultivar’s clusters of tiny white autumn flowers boast a sweet

Red Hardiness Zone: Zone 5-9 Habit: Vase-shaped Water Needs: Average Maintenance: Easy Pruning Time: Late Winter to Mid Spring Additional attribute: Native to North America Ornamental Berries Attracts Birds

glossy foliage

oval shape that's ideal for adding a spot of bright color to partially shaded or sunny areas

Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar Glazed the cultivar’s clusters of tinyCedrus atlantica 'Glauca Pendula' Blue in more ways than one, the weeping cedar tends to bow itself or cast itself full length on the ground for its crying, thus making an interesting sprawl of needle y branches. Those can dangle over the edges of raised beds or rock gardens or be trained over arbors and pergolas. However, if you prefer your cedar less prostrate, you can support its trunk with a stake up to a certain heightshaping that trunk into