Cedar Tree Images, lots of pictures and facts about different types of Cedar Trees
Nicely trimmed white cedar trees can create a privacy hedge or natural screen in landscape design.
Got a Neighbor retired and nosy?
Best hire a company to get a hedge job done in a day fast … move on to more important family and business events!
Cedar trees planted in large pots is a fast way to dress up a large area of pavement or concrete and can be part of your landscape design.
Potted Evergreen Cedars trees are a fast and easy way to increase your home’s curb appeal with out committing yourself to a lot of digging!
P.S. Square planter is white plastic container about 2′ x 2′ x 20″ high (600x600x500mm) purchased at Lowes.ca
Mature Evergreens CEDARS that have grown together into one. These rather tall mature cedar tree grouping are still trimmable.
An experienced landscaper, with a little care can reduce height and/or to reshape.
Cedar Tree Hedge is a privacy deterrent but not full proof.
An intruder can wiggle through a cedar hedge.
Adding a wrought iron fence in front provides added security protection.
Cedar Trees add privacy and the wrought iron fence a barrier to entry!
Cedars are an evergreen tree, retaining their leaves through out all seasons. Cedars do shed some leaves which brown and can be found at the base of the tree.
Photo image show the contrast of between the old and new cedar tree leaves.
Is this several cedars trees planted together?
No, as the pyramidal cedar grows several side branches will develop and increase the width at the base … if left untrimmed they will thrive a grow up looking like separate trees jammed together.
Planting Trees: When planting trees the significance of where they are planted does not seem to matter that much when they are small.
Years later mature trees in middle of your lakefront property may block your view of the lake and your properties relative value to future owners.
Cedar Tree is an Evergreen tree type because cedars retain their green leaves during the cold season.
Having trouble identifying a particular tree you would like to incorporate in your landscape design?
Why not pay a visit to your local arboretum. They do a fantastic job of labeling their trees and plants.
As indicated on the sign, the scientific name for the Eastern Arborvitae, Sherwood Moss is Thuja occidentalis.
Cedar trees provide contrast to the natural stone used in the feature wall behind.
Dead foliage from the cedar trees lays on the forest floor between the rocks.
This large cedar is suffering from some branch dieback.
Stroll along this pleasant boardwalk, through the cedar tree forest.
Cedar trees are able to grow in very rocky terrain with very little soil.
Apple orchard lies beyond the cedar split rail fence.
Photo taken through the cedar trees as the sun sets across the lake.
This cedar tree provides a cozy home for some forest animal.
These cedars have been trimmed to maintain their globe shape and provide an accent feature to the stone wall in this landscape design.
Cedar Trees have been planted close together to form an 8 foot privacy hedge.
These cedar trees have been planted closely together to form a hedge for added privacy.
These wood utility poles can be seen along residential streets and are used to carry electricity, telephone and cable services to our homes.
Southern yellow pine is the most widely used species in the United States. Other species include Douglas Fir, Jack Pine, Lodge Pole Pine, Western Red Cedar, and Pacific Silver Fir.
Old cedar tree trunk washed up on the shores of Wolfe Island.
Cedar landscaping design using white picket fence with row of mature cedar trees behind for backyard privacy.
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