pretty cedar
winterfell
10 years ago
Ive been growing this little guy, a cultivar of himalayan cedar almost ten years. I guess its 'semi-dwarf' seedlings under similar conditions were much faster and open. I did have a few seedlings of approximately.same.age.that were much slower, truly dwarf. Only.two left. Can anyone guess the cultivar?
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