Calocedrus decurrens , California Incense Cedar deciduous used with their generous permission

used with their generous permission

leptorrhizum x E

it blooms in May and intermittently thereafter pervading the atmosphere with a pleasant

pine-cone-shaped

not particular about soil

Calocedrus decurrens , California Incense Cedar deciduous used with their generous permissionIncense cedars are aromatic with upward curving branches candelabra like with age. It is native from Oregon to California, southwestern Nevada and northern Baja California. It's 100 150 feet tall in the wild and lives to 1000+ years (plant a big tree for the future); 50 feet tall is more usual in cultivation. Branchlets form fan like sprays with scaled foliage. Reddish brown, deeply furrowed scaly bark is typical with age, and cones are often