Weeping Alaskan Cedar

Cedrus Atlantica Glauca Pendula Serpent #5

This weeping form of Blue Atlas Cedar has striking blue foliage and a cascading, pendulous habit that becomes more spreading as it gets older. Because all of its branches are pendulous, the height this plant attains depends on how tall a leader is trained, meaning each plant is unique with no two growing the same way. The branches sweep, dip and cascade, eventually acting like a groundcover once the branches hit the ground, making for a superb landscape color and texture with whorled bunches of foliage covering the trailing branches. Plant Wheeping Atlas Cedar in a spot where it can spread and cascade to its heart's desire and plant it in full sun for best results.

Maintenance Tip:
Water consistently, especially during the first few years, to establish a strong root system. Prune lightly in early spring to shape if necessary, but avoid heavy cutting. Mulch to retain soil moisture and protect roots, and provide protection from harsh winter winds when young.