
Incense-Cedar
Calocedrus decurrens
About this plant
Calocedrus decurrens
Type: Tree · Family: Cupressaceae · Native Region: Pacific Northwest
Incense Cedar is an adaptive, upright conifer occuring in a variety of habitats from Oregon down through the Sierras. Known for their irresistable summer fragrance, ease of cultivation, and unfussy symmetrical growth habit, this tree is best sited anywhere they can be thoroughly appreciated. Their open canopies make fantastic wildlife perches for birds and arboreal mammals. Large strong branches, as well as a relatively fast growth rate also make Incense Cedar an excellent backyard climbing tree.
Growing Conditions
- Sun: Sun to Part Shade
- Water: Dry to Medium
- Soil: Any
- Bloom Time: Spring
- Mature Size: 100 ft tall, 12–50 ft wide
Attributes
- Attracts Pollinators
- Attracts Birds
- Attracts Butterflies
- Fire Resistant
Landscape Use
Woodland Garden, Screening / Privacy
