Contrasting large group of orange poppies make a great garden images with their bright orange contrast to the cedar tree hedge background.
Poppies against Cedar Hedge
Category: Cedar Tree
Cedar Tree Pictures, Lot of Photos, Images with examples of uses of Cedar Type of Trees
Dead Trees in Nature
Nature is in a continuous loop, retiring Trees in the forest, just a landscapers and gardeners have to replace their outgoing trees and flowers.
Cedar Tree Roots
The roots of a tree continue to grow and enlarge as the tree matures. Depending on the tree’s location, as in this photo, this cedar tree roots can be a nuisance when cutting grass and unsightly when protruding above the ground.
Mature Cedar Tree Hedge
A mature cedar tree hedge denotes property line and also provides privacy to the homeowner.
Wood Peace Pole Symbols
A peace pole is an international symbol and monument to peace. Cedar is a common choice of wood for peace poles because it resists rot and bugs.
Cedar Tree Lake
Evening picture of White Cedar Tree growing at Crater Lake.
Globe Cedar Trees
Photo of 2 evergreen Cedar Trees trimmed into a globe shape.
Cedar Tree Landscape
Great example of landscape border decorations using 6 to 8 feet tall cedars.
Cedar Tree New Leaves vs Dead
Comparison of the evergreen Cedar tree’s leaves when living and dead.
Row of Cedar Trees
Cedar being an evergreen tree makes for a great year round hedge.
These white cedar trees run the edge of a driveway and provide more of a wind break.
Many property owners plant a row of cedars as a property line break rather than use more expensive options such as a wood fence.
There are many types of cedar trees and more pictures can be found on our Cedar Trees page
Pine and Cedar Tree Decor
Making a natural center piece is easiest if you have access to branches of a pine and/or cedar tree.
The white pine and cedar are evergreen trees so creating a natural display can be done any time during the year,
Christmas is the best time. Especially with twinkle lights and a few snowy décor accessories.
We have lots of Pictures of Christmas Trees
Eastern Arborvitae ‘Sherwood Moss’
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 Tree Leaves
Cedar trees provide contrast to the natural stone used in the feature wall behind.
Cedar Tree Hedge
Two features of a having a good Cedar Tree Hedge are:
- Privacy and
- Cedar hedge can define your property line(s)
If you have a trouble neighbor there is truth in the saying the “good fences make good neighbors”
A cedar hedge could provide the privacy you are after!
Cedar Trees with Cedar Wood Planter
Landscape design idea: Using Cedar tree in combination with Cedar Wood planter on porch – planters will naturally grey unless stained. Best have a plastic liner or drop in tray to maintain cedar boxes.
Cedar Tree Leaves
Dead foliage from the cedar trees lays on the forest floor between the rocks.
Cedar Tree
This large cedar is suffering from some branch dieback.
Cedar Tree Trail
Stroll along this pleasant boardwalk, through the cedar tree forest.
New Cedar Growth
Cedars can grow anywhere, even in the cracks between these rocks!
Cedar Forest
Cedar trees are able to grow in very rocky terrain with very little soil.
Old Cedar Trees
Three old cedars stand out from the surrounding foliage.
Apple Tree Orchard
Apple orchard lies beyond the cedar split rail fence.
Cedar Tree Evening
Photo taken through the cedar trees as the sun sets across the lake.
Cedar Wood Home
This cedar tree provides a cozy home for some forest animal.