Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar Tree

Weeping Evergreen with Pest and Drought Resistance

Revitalize your outdoor space with this low maintenance, weeping evergreen. The Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar is an eye-catching tree that will revive your landscape with no seasonal maintenance.

Requiring no annual pruning or trimming, the Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar Tree is incredibly easy to maintain. Plus, it feature excellent drought resistance and only requires watering during periods of extreme drought after it’s established. Healthy Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar trees are also resistant to both pests and diseases.

A true centerpiece to any landscape, the Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar tree reaches a mature height of just 10-15 feet with gracefully pendulous branches, making it perfect for even smaller yards. The blue-green foliage of this evergreen covers the weeping branches for all-season interest. As the tree grows and matures, the trunk twists up and over, adding a quirky appeal.

From Asian to cottage, zen, modern and more, the Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar stands out in any landscape space or style. Pair this tree with dark ground cover, flowering plants, or evergreen shrubs to create a balanced and beautiful landscape scene.

Invigorate your outdoor landscape with this easy-to-grow and low-maintenance weeping evergreen tree. Get your Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar Tree today!

Planting & Care

Planting: Plant your Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar tree in an area with full sun and well draining soil. For the best establishment of this tree, plant in spring or fall. Simply dig a hole 2-3 times larger than the root ball, place the tree, and backfill the dirt. As you backfill the dirt, be careful not to compact the soil. 

Watering: The Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar is drought resistant and only needs water during periods of extreme drought once it is established. To establish, water deeply twice a week for 1-2 months. 

Fertilizing: You may use a slow release fertilizer when planting the Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar tree. Fertilize in the spring for a stronger, healthier tree.