Planting cedar trees

Everything you need to know about a cedar tree. Its types with pictures, what does it look like, where and how fast does it grow, how long does it live

All you need now is a tidy hedge and your landscaping will be perfect. Not sure how to plant cedar trees? Follow this easy guide.

Landscaping around trees can be a difficult task, and cedar trees come with their own set of challenges. These dense evergreens cast thick shade and significantly reduce the amount of rain that reaches the ground

<p>A natural alternative to a standard fence, a privacy hedge offers numerous benefits. Here's how to plant one.</p>

Are you looking for a beautiful statement tree or an attractive hedge for better privacy? Look no further than the emerald cedar! It is a beautiful, low -maintenance addition to any landscape. The following tips will teach us how to plant and care for an emerald cedar with great success.

Planting a cedar tree isn’t difficult, and once established, this hardy, versatile tree tolerates a range of conditions. Find out how to plant one! #cedar #shrubs #GardeningMadeSimple

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The narrow pyramidal shape and decorate fan-shaped leaves of the Emerald Cedar make it a popular arborvitae species in landscapes. These plants thrive in growing zones 2 to 7, and grow to about 15 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide. Younger plants have a bright-yellow green foliage that deepens to emerald green with age.

Deodar Cedar