Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar

The Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar is a unique and striking specimen plant, with needles in a strong, silver-blue color. It has no central stem, and it grows instead into a broad mound of trailing stems. It can be trained up a support, or even on a wall, and then allowed to cascade downwards. It will flow down a slope and spill over rocks and walls. No two trees develop in the same way, and it is easy to train this plant to grow where you want it to. If you love unusual and special plants, that are striking and grab your attention, then you will love this plant. It grows from zone 6 to zone 8, and it grows well in hot and humid areas. Once established it is drought tolerant, and it could become a feature in a xeric garden, or in an Asian-influenced one too.

• Cascading branches of rich silver-blue needles
• Can be trained with a central stem, or left to sprawl
• Forms a large, unique specimen shrub
• Grows well in sunny, hot and humid conditions
• Fast-growing into a large plant

Grow the Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar in full sun, in most soils. It grows best in deep, rich, well-drained soils, but it is also drought-tolerant, and it will grow in hot, sunny and dry places once it is established. It has no significant pests or diseases and it fast growing, adding one or two feet a year to its stems. This unique plant is a very special addition to any garden, and something that everyone will love and admire.