Cedrus deodara 'Aurea' Native Avoid deep shade and trim

Avoid deep shade and trim regularly for best effect

neutral to acidic soil in dappled shade away from drying winds

pink candy-floss flowers followed swiftly by bronzy foliage which turns green in summer

Its fruit ripening period is from early October to mid-October

Requires neutral to acidic soil and a sheltered location away from drying winds

Cedrus deodara 'Aurea' Native Avoid deep shade and trimEvergreen. A stately tree with spreading branches, pendant at the tips, creating a cascading effect with increasing maturity. Needle like leaves, golden yellow in spring, becoming greenish yellow later in the year. 10' in 10 years. Deeply rooting.