Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar

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tcinmb Myrtle Beach, SC(Zone 8b) May 11, 2008

Does anyone have any experience with this very unusual tree ??

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JasperDale Long Beach, CA(Zone 10a) May 11, 2008

They get HUGE ! I've seen them with a 40' spread. Choose location carefully !

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tcinmb Myrtle Beach, SC(Zone 8b) May 11, 2008

I saw one in front of a business and it looked like a human stick figure and appeared to be well trimmed and contained. Is this possible ??

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JasperDale Long Beach, CA(Zone 10a) May 11, 2008

Yes, they are well suited to shaping...but it's probably a constant task !

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tcinmb Myrtle Beach, SC(Zone 8b) May 11, 2008

That's what I was thinking.. Alot of work !!

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JasperDale Long Beach, CA(Zone 10a) May 11, 2008

but worth it !

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tcinmb Myrtle Beach, SC(Zone 8b) May 13, 2008

Thought you might to see the tree I was speaking of.

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tcinmb Myrtle Beach, SC(Zone 8b) May 13, 2008

Actually this was the one I was refering to

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