Cedrus libani 'Beacon Hill’ Weeping Lebanon Cedar nov22 Introduced by the dogwood expert

Introduced by the dogwood expert Don Shadow

A wow factor miniature conifer

but will be bagged to keep the root ball in tact

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Fall colors are bright intense oranges sometimes changing to a fiery red

Cedrus libani 'Beacon Hill’ Weeping Lebanon Cedar nov22 Introduced by the dogwood expertCedrus libani 'Beacon Hill' Rare Conifer Weeping Cedar of Lebanon Zones 5 9 Cedrus libani Beacon Hill has all the flare of the Cedar of Lebanon with an unusual weeping habit. Stake Beacon Hill upwards and the secondary growth will strongly cascade downward giving this tree a shape everyone loves. Beacon Hill may reach 12 15 ft in 10 years. Beacon Hill was found as a chance seedling by William Goddard and named after a public park in Canada. Limited