The blue atlas cedar tree prefers to be in well-draining soil ... Once the tree establishes, it is a relatively ...

that is recognised as Britain’s oldest cedar. By 1664, there was enough familiarity with the species, possibly owing much to illustrations worked up from the descriptions of travellers to the Near ...

The Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar is native to Algeria and Morocco ... loamy soils. Other tree species offered in the sale include: Long Regal Prince Oak, Scarlet Curls Willow, Lindsey's Skyward ...

including many rare and endangered species. The dense coniferous canopy created by cedar trees creates a moderated microclimate with lighter winter snowpack, making these forests an important habitat ...

Protecting yellow cedar under the Endangered Species Act could limit logging, increasing the species’ resilience to climate change. Logging can remove trees that are naturally more resistant to ...

Its scope runs far beyond Farmer’s five “venerable species” (cedar, olive, gingko, pipal, and baobab) to include yews, cypress trees, sequoias, the old trees of the entire Pacific Rim ...

The species was introduced in large numbers to ... many people are plagued as a result of the mass planting. One in every 5,000 cedar trees undergoes a genetic mutation so as not to produce ...