Cedrus deodara prophouse an unexpected and elegant turn

an unexpected and elegant turn on a familiar shrub

where the plant grows wild on the mountains between the Salween and the Shweli between roughly one and three thousand meters

the species offers that heritage undiluted

Hummingbirds and bees work the flowers through the warm months

Cedrus deodara prophouse an unexpected and elegant turnCedrus deodara, the deodar cedar, is a true cedar, not to be confused with the many junipers and other conifers that borrow the name. A splendid, broad spreading large conifer, the deodar carries blue green needles that are the longest of any true cedar, held in soft tufts along gracefully drooping branchlets and a nodding leader that give the tree a distinctive weeping elegance even at a young age. Though widely grown across the southern United