Cedrus deodara

www.gardenville.tv A large coniferous tree for a large garden as a lawn specimen. Introduced from the western himalayas in 1831.

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[gardenvilletv]

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[bamnyosh]

Cedrus deodara is a very good landscaping choice, as you do not need to keep up with it until its roots' are established, as with all sorts of other trees. Also, where I live I planted one of these in hot, dry, windy, and sunny conditions, and I only applied a bit of root stimulator and barely prepared the soil for my Cedrus deodara. I do try to water it often, as there is a exceptional drought here, but nonetheless, if you plant one of these guys anywhere it will do great. It has preferences o

[farooq109]

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its national tree of Pakistan

see from wikipedia

[farooq109]

its national tree of Pakistan

see from wikipedia

[zo0mmax]

i have not alot of information but this tree origin is south and central asia himalya kashmir and northwest pakistan and afghanistan region this tree is famous for strongest wood n its beauty. in my village home we have 90 years old deodar wood {blocks} 4 years ago we makes some doors from one block and its still look like new.btw i love very much this tree and i just Grew this today.