Cedar trees, belonging to the Cedrus genus, are majestic conifers renowned for their large, spreading form, graceful, tiered branches, and aromatic wood. Their evergreen foliage—typically dark green or bluish-green—forms dense clusters of needles, creating a striking silhouette against the landscape. As the tree matures, its broad, conical shape often becomes more open, with a unique architectural character. Many cedars also produce decorative cones that stand upright on the branches, adding seasonal interest.

Cedars are long-lived, drought-tolerant, and well-suited to spacious gardens, where their impressive stature and year-round greenery provide a sense of permanence and grandeur. Their resilience and striking beauty make them a favourite for parkland, large gardens, and landscape focal points.