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Mr. Jack has a farm
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and on his farm
he has lots of trees
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Fruit Trees here,
Blueberries there,
and Cypress Trees
everywhere
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and on his farm
he has lots of fun
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Deodar Cedar | Cedar Trees | Mr. Jack's Farm
  
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Mature Height:

 40 - 50 feet

Mature Spread:

 30 - 40 feet
Mature Form: Pyramidal
Growth Rate: Rapid

Sun Exposure:

 Full Sun or Partial Shade

Soil Moisture:

 Well-Drained

Soil Type:

 Loamy, Sandy, or Clay
Flower Color: White
Foliage Color: Dark Green
Fall Color: Dark Green
Bloom Time: Spring
Bark Details: Not Showy
Texture: Coarse
Fruit Color: Green
pH Preference: 6.8 - 7.7
Zones: 7 - 9

Heritage:

 Western Himalayas
  
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Deodar Cedars are rapidly growing evergreen trees. Juvenile Deodars have a narrow conical shape and broadens as it matures. The bark is smooth and dark grey in young trees. Once mature, the bark will become cracked. The fruit is upright cones, 3 to 4 inches in size. Mature fruit is a reddish brown while new growth’s color is usually green.
  
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Deodars originated in the Western Himalayas by Afghanistan.

In the days of the British Empire there were Deodar trees that were over 900 years old and over 250 feet tall. Most of these trees were cut down for their timber.
  
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The flowers are purple ripening to yellow. They are inconspicuous.

The new foliage is a blue-grey color but turns to a dark green with age.
  
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