List of Large Growing Cedrus

Cedrus atlantica

"Atlas Cedar"
A tall majestic tree with tufts of fine needles. Usually deep green, but occasionally grey-blue as in the photo.

Cedrus atlantica 'Fastigiata'

A narrow form of the "Atlas Cedar". Ideal when space is limited. The foliage is an attractive grey-blue colour.

Cedrus atlantica 'Silberspitz'

A rare form of the "Atlas Cedar". Forms a shapely, conical tree, reaching approx 4M in the first 10 years. The new growth is silvery white before turning a deep green.

Cedrus deodara

"Indian Cedar"
A beautiful tree which has a graceful weeping appearance when young with greyish coloured, long needles. As the plant matures, the branches become more horizontal and the foliage becomes dark green.

Cedrus deodara 'Cream Puff'

A very bushy form of the "Indian Cedar" with a graceful, weeping habit. Beautiful in spring when covered with creamy-white new growth. This matures to a light green.

Cedrus deodara 'Vinks Gold'

A bushy form of the "Golden Indian Cedar". A graceful tree with golden weeping foliage. Bushy from a young age.

Cedrus atlantica 'Aurea'

"Golden Atlas Cedar"
A slow growing, upright tree with horizontal branches. Attractive golden foliage.

Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca'

"Blue Atlas Cedar"
Spectacular specimen tree with bright blue foliage. Often used as a substitute for Blue Spruce as it is faster growing.

Cedrus brevifolia 'Horizontalis'

"Cyprian Cedar"
An rare tree with dark green, very short needles. The branches grow horizontally, the tree develops a rounded crown with age. Excellent for bonsai.

Cedrus deodara 'Aurea'

"Golden Indian Cedar"
A beautiful specimen tree with a graceful weeping habit. The foliage is a bright yellow provided it receives plenty of sun.

Cedrus deodara 'Silver Springs'

A conical tree with a graceful, weeping habit. Usually light green in colour, but in spring a display of silvery-white new growth appears.

Cedrus libani

"Cedar of Lebanon"
A tall erect tree, becoming round-topped with age and having strong horizontal branches. The dark green foliage may have bluish tones when young.