Cedrus atlantica (weeping form) – worth trying?

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Cedrus atlantica (weeping form) – worth trying?

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Hi Everyone,

I have an Atlantic cedar 'Glauca pendula' that I will be repotting into a half wine barrel; it's sitting at about 5 ft and I would like to keep it potted for mobility. However, I was wondering why you don't see many of the weeping forms as bonsais, or have I not been looking hard enough? Methinks it may have something to do with droopy branches obscuring the all important trunk of the tree(?).

Thoughts or suggestions?

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Re: Cedrus atlantica (weeping form) – worth trying?

Post by treeman »

If the trunk has movement and taper and you did not obscure it I think it would be worth a try.
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