Cedrus deodara prophouse A gentle caution worth noting:

A gentle caution worth noting: the leaves and berries contain compounds that can cause stomach upset if eaten

an unexpected and elegant turn on a familiar shrub

is the surest mark of the plant and a ready means of increase

the species offers that heritage undiluted

shade-tolerant small tree

Cedrus deodara prophouse A gentle caution worth noting:Cedrus deodara, the deodar cedar, is a true cedar, not to be confused with the many junipers and other conifers that borrow the name. A splendid, broad spreading large conifer, the deodar carries blue green needles that are the longest of any true cedar, held in soft tufts along gracefully drooping branchlets and a nodding leader that give the tree a distinctive weeping elegance even at a young age. Though widely grown across the southern United