Dwarf Cedar of Lebanon
Planted 1986
The Cedar of Lebanon, native to Lebanon and Turkey, is considered one of the most beautiful cedars. This variety is dwarf in size when compared the stately species. Its dense, horizontal branches are covered with bright clusters of needles. Cedars grows best in sunny conditions in a well-drained soil.
| Height | Width | Zone | Growth Rate | Water Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6-12 ft. | 4-6 ft. | 5-7 | Slow | Moderate |
Leaf
Greenish-gray needles throughout all seasons.
Fruit
Cones.
Flower
Not showy.
Advantages
Low maintenance and adapts to both wet and dry soil conditions.
Disadvantages
Intolerant of shade.