Cedrus atlantica ‘Glauca Pendula’

Cedrus atlantica, commonly called atlas cedar, is an evergreen conifer that is native to the Atlas Mountains in northern Africa (Morocco and Algeria). It is one of the true cedars. It basically grows over time to 40-60? (infrequently to 120?) tall. Growing habit is usually loose pyramidal when young, becoming more flat-topped with long spreading branches with age. ?Glauca Pendula? is a columnar, weeping form featuring pendulous branches clad with bluish-green needles in clusters and upright, barrel-shaped cones. Training determines the form of the tree which can range from narrow-upright (if supported) to cascading in a variety of directions (if unsupported).