Not sure if this is the one your looking for. I have never bought from this nursery, but know others have

Here is a link that might be useful: Kigi Nursery - Cedrus libani ' Glauca Pendula '

At least two or three cultivars have been grown under the name, all of them forms of Cedrus deodara. The tall open scarecrow habit one positively shouts it belongs to that species when you see a developed example up close. So if you are thinking you will get the hardiness of the more hardy forms of C. libani from it - perhaps not.

Yep, the Kigi Nursery shows the Cedrus deodara 'Glauca Pendula', not the Cedrus libani 'Glauca Pendula'!
It's time that somebody is going to tell them that they're offering the wrong one under this name!!!
From own experiences that "somebody" has to be an American, not somebody from abroad...

Is there a true Cedrus libani 'Glauca Pendula', Edwin?

The Iseli "scare crow" one isn't the true one either.
This shows that not only their Picea sitchensis 'Bentham's Sunlight' isn't true to it's name!

Jon, we discussed the differences here a while ago.

Here is a link that might be useful: differences

So, what's the name of the one I like?

Any forms that may have originally been put on the market under the wrong species name by the introducing party will not have a correct cultivar name - until somebody replaces it with one that is acceptable.

Jacobson, North American Landscape Trees (Ten Speed, Portland, 1996) says there is no plant entitled to the name C. libani 'Glauca Pendula' - but C. atlantica 'Glauca Pendula' and C. deodara 'Repandens' have been sold as such. He also says a dwarf etc. C. deodara was being sold under the name on this continent by 1991.

Jon, the one you like is the Cedrus deodara 'Glauca Pendula'...the "scare crow" one.

Abundant support for that combination doesn't exactly jump off the screen - just taking a quick pass using one engine there is one page with photos of an orthodox tree not of the scarecrow type that somebody has put up using the name. Do you have background information, such as origin of cultivar, first valid publication etc.? If not plant might as well be called Cedrus deodara 'Libani Pendula', as that at least connects it to the mistaken names used in commerce (C. libani 'Glauca Pendula', C. libani 'Pendula') - and that name has been used in print for the tree already.

Bboy get lost with your Cedrus deodara 'Libani Pendula', there is no such thing!!!

This would be the same as Pinus sylvestris 'Strobus Pendula', oh man you're such a joke mentioning things like that...

You still don't know the differences between Cedrus libani and Cedrus deodara, don't you?

You again show this unpleasant tendency to make aggressive comments to other posters based on apparently not understanding what their exact point was.

Angry people marginalize themselves with their anger.

Instead of calling me names you could have provided evidence for the validity of Cedrus deodara 'Glauca Pendula'. Diversion is not an argument.

I'd also be interested to know what evidence you have for the man who named 'Bentham's Sunlight' being mistaken in certifying that the erect-growing Iseli propagations are in fact true-to-name. But maybe you have already provided your argument for this, I don't remember.

Ron, I'm not agressive, I'm straight to the point, which is a differend kind of thing.
Two species names in one conifer is never possible, you should know that.
Also Cedrus deodara are drooping ot the end of their branches, Cedrus libani are straight, also their needles are differend from eachother.
These are the evidences, do you need some more?
I hope you learned something from me today ;0)

About the 'Bentham's Sunlight' thing you can watch the last comments at the topic of it...it's spring colour is the key.

Have a nice day!

Here is a source of something.

Here is a link that might be useful: something being sold as: Cedrus libani âGlauca Pendulaâ

Got a large one from Mr.Greer at Greer Gardens this spring it is doing well.

Dufusyte, also your link doesn't show the true Cedrus libani 'Glauca Pendula'.
This is also a Cedrus deodara 'Glauca Pendula'...