Green arrow alaskan cedar

This faster growing, much narrower form of Weeping Alaskan Cedar typically forms a very narrow column of dark green, pendulous foliage. Unique shapes evolve as occasional branches grow horizontally from the main column. An excellent landscape specimen or focal point, it can also be used in group plantings where space is at a premium.

A very slender form of Alaskan Cedar. It will send a few branches off the trunk, more at the base, and these can be left on or removed. If removed, the tree will resemble a narrow green robe! Kinda neat! A couple 'arms' here and there look nice too, but not many trees grow like a pillar. Something to be used to your advantage.

Whether you use them for screening or as focal points, these trees make a statement in tight spaces. Find the best columnar conifers, here.

Jay Sifford

First, let's say it doesn't look good. Was there any sort of warranty on the tree? We suggest you contact the seller. That said... there are several species that share the common name Weeping Cedar. Which cedar is it? I can't tell from the photo, but perhaps there was a label on the tree? Some

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