Cedrus libani 'Glauca' Fruit An outstanding New Zealand cultivar

An outstanding New Zealand cultivar raised by James Hutton Kidd in the early 20th century

Prune back to desired size after flowering but before frosts

dark-green leaves are very attractive turning burgandy-red to purplish-red in autumn

branches armour-plated with spines

In every other aspect it shares its appearence with Sorbus aria

Cedrus libani 'Glauca' Fruit An outstanding New Zealand cultivarA most stately and majestic conifer, frequently seen around our heritage spaces. Conical when young, it slowly develops into an imposing, flat topped, wide spreading tree with an attractive, tiered habit. Foliage can vary from blue green to silvery blue. Upright, barrell shaped, brown cones on older trees. Deep rooting and heat tolerant. H6