Cedar trees are not native to the United States, originally hailing from the Mediterranean and regions in the Himalayas, yet at least 11 types of cedar trees in every state grow prolifically.
These statuesque, evergreen conifers grow to heights of over 200 feet, with widths of 40-80 feet, and also feature unique smells and individual traits that set them all apart from each other. Conversely, some species barely reach knee height.
As cedar trees were cultivated, there are now many types throughout the world.
This comprehensive guide outlines 11 types of cedar trees, but also introduces many others that flourish around the country.
Different Types of Cedar Trees and the Types of Cedar Trees for Landscaping
Have you wondered how many trees are in the United States? Over the last few decades, the types of cedar trees that have been cultivated from the true cedars has been astounding which make you wonder how many trees are in the world.
As far as “cedars,” the big four can be characterized by heights of up to 200 feet, their long needles, and their thick trunks.
But, other cedars have been modified in myriads of ways that have changed their colors, height, leaves, and bark to make some of them ideal for landscaping. Here are a few examples:
1. Golden Himalayan Cedar
(Cedrus deodara ‘Aurea’)
- Height: 25-40 Feet
- Width: 15-30 Feet
- Hardiness Zone: 6-9
The dense foliage hangs lazily toward the ground with light-green needles that have shades of yellow running through them. It has a very shaggy, conical shape as if it could always do with a quick trim.
2. Atlas Cedar
(Cedrus atlantica ‘Glauca’)
- Height: 40-60 Feet
- Width: 15-30 Feet
- Hardiness Zone: 6-9
(Image: steve_mcwilliam14)
If anything, this cedar could be described as the skinny relative. A bony trunk supports spindly branches that will add some wood as they grow. But the striking silver-blue needles make up for its youthful appearance, and it will definitely grow on you.1
3. ‘Golden Horizon’ Deodar Cedar
(Cedar deodar ‘Golden Horizon’)
Height: 5-10 Feet
Width: 6-10 Feet
Hardiness Zone: 6-9
The interesting feature about this cedar, apart from its diminutive stature, are the leaves that turn a captivating golden hue in summer from its broad base to its pyramidal tip.
4. Blue Atlas Cedar
(Cedrus atlantica ‘Glauca Pendula’)
Height: 3-12 Feet
Width: 3-10 Feet
Hardiness Zone: 6-9
It seems that the weight of the world is constantly pushing down on the branches, giving this cedar a constantly weeping appearance. But a keen gardener can utilize this malleable species to drape around arches, and over fences to create an impressive garden.
5. ‘Feelin’ Blue’ Deodar Cedar
(Cedrus deodara ‘Feelin’ Blue’)
Height: 1-3 Feet
Width: 6-10 Feet
Hardiness Zone: 6-9
Outstanding is an understatement when describing this little cedar. Include this in your landscaping project and its aquamarine hue will almost glow as it hugs the ground, cuddles some rocks, or forms a hedge around your garden.
6. Kenwith Cyprian Cedar
(Cedrus brevifolia ‘Kenwith’)
Height: 45 Centimeters
Width: 12 Centimeters
Hardiness Zone: 6-8
Ten years is how long it takes before this particular cedar hits its max height of 45 cm. Because of this, it is often used decoratively alongside paths to add that nice touch of fuzzy green needles.
What Type of Cedar Tree Grows Well in Dry Areas?
Have you ever wondered what state has the most trees? Different states have a wide variety of cedar tree species. The Cypress tree and the Lone Star State have their fair share of cedars, but they do need to be particularly hardy to survive there.
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Several types of cedars that do well in the dusty climate are:
7. Mountain Red Cedar
8. Red Cedar
9. Drooping Cedar
10. Oakbark Cedar
11. Rock Cedar
These trees can be one of the options for tree planting offset for people that care about the environment. The best carbon offset programs are available for you to select based on your interests. However, try the ecological footprint quiz to identify your personal carbon footprint first.
Related Reading: How Many Trees Are Planted Each Year? Full List By Country, Type, Year
Types of Cedar Trees in Every State: Pictures and Descriptions
The types of cedar trees listed below are classed as false cedars. They are real, but are cultivars from the only 4 species of true cedars, the Deodar Cedar Tree, the Cedar of Lebanon, the Cyprian Cedar, and the Atlas Cedar.
Listed are also the hardiness zones that are suitable for optimum growth so always compare these with the state where you live.
| State | Hardiness Zone | Types of Cedar Trees |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Alabama | 7a-9a | Miles High Himalayan Cedar Pygmaea Dwarf Blue Deodar Cedar Deodara Blue Snake Cedar Tenzan Miniature Japanese Cedar Stoneham Gold Cedar Deodar Cedar Tree Tarheel Blue Japanese Cedar California Incense Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Alaska | 1a-8b | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘4-Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Golden Creeping Jenny Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Arizona | 4b-10b | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Dwarf Incense Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Arkansas | 6b-8a | Golden Atlas Cedar ‘Pendula’ Weeping Alaska Cedar Golden Blue Atlas Cedar Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Glauca’ Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Green Wave’ Dwarf Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Horstmann’ Dwarf Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Silberspitz’ Narrow Golden Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Kenwith’ Miniature Cyprian Cedar Sahara Ice Atlantic Cedar Golden Deodar Cedar Mylor Deodar Cedar Green Prince Cedar4 ‘Prostrate Beauty’ Spreading Dwarf Himalayan Cedar ‘Divinely Blue’ Dwarf Blue Deodar Cedar ‘Electra Blue’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Girard’s Weeping’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Gold Cascade’ Dwarf Golden Himalayan Cedar ‘Golden Horizon’ Golden Himalayan Cedar ‘Sapphire Nymph’ Cedar Cedrus atlantica ‘Silberspitz’ Cedar Cedrus deodara ‘Feelin’ Blue’ Cedar Cedrus brevifolia ‘Kenwith’ Cedar Cedrus deodara ‘Gold Cascade’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Blue Angel’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Green Prince’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Hedgehog’ Cedar Himalayan Cedar Zebrina Cedar ‘Raywood’s Contorted’ Blue Himalayan Cedar ‘Sanders Blue’ Blue Himalayan Cedar Polar Winter Deodar Cedar New Zealand Cedars ‘Birodo’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Grune Kugel’ Dwarf Western Red Cedar ‘Aurea Robusta’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in California | 5a-10b | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
Deodar Cedar (Image: steve_mcwilliam16)
| State | Hardiness Zone | Types of Cedar Trees |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Colorado | 3a-7a | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Golden Creeping Jenny Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Connecticut | 5b-7a | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Delaware | 7a-7b | Miles High Himalayan Cedar Pygmaea Dwarf Blue Deodar Cedar Deodara Blue Snake Cedar Tenzan Miniature Japanese Cedar Stoneham Gold Cedar Deodar Cedar Tree Tarheel Blue Japanese Cedar5 California Incense Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Florida | 8a-11a | Dwarf Incense Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Georgia | 6a-9a | Golden Atlas Cedar ‘Pendula’ Weeping Alaska Cedar Golden Blue Atlas Cedar Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Glauca’ Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Green Wave’ Dwarf Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Horstmann’ Dwarf Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Silberspitz’ Narrow Golden Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Kenwith’ Miniature Cyprian Cedar Sahara Ice Atlantic Cedar Golden Deodar Cedar Mylor Deodar Cedar Green Prince Cedar ‘Prostrate Beauty’ Spreading Dwarf Himalayan Cedar ‘Divinely Blue’ Dwarf Blue Deodar Cedar ‘Electra Blue’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Girard’s Weeping’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Gold Cascade’ Dwarf Golden Himalayan Cedar ‘Golden Horizon’ Golden Himalayan Cedar Sapphire Nymph’ Cedar Cedrus atlantica ‘Silberspitz’ Cedar Cedrus deodara ‘Feelin’ Blue’ Cedar Cedrus brevifolia ‘Kenwith’ Cedar Cedrus deodara ‘Gold Cascade’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Blue Angel’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Green Prince’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Hedgehog’ Cedar Himalayan Cedar Zebrina Cedar ‘Raywood’s Contorted’ Blue Himalayan Cedar ‘Sanders Blue’ Blue Himalayan Cedar Polar Winter Deodar Cedar New Zealand Cedars ‘Birodo’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Grune Kugel’ Dwarf Western Red Cedar ‘Aurea Robusta’ Cedar |
Lebanon Cedar (Image: johngibson13917)
| State | Hardiness Zone | Types of Cedar Trees |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Hawaii | 9a-13a | Dwarf Incense Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Idaho | 3b-7b | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Golden Creeping Jenny Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Illinois | 5a-7a | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Indiana | 5b-6b | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar6 ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Iowa | 4b-6a | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘4-Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar |
Northern White Cedar (Image: jasonswanson18)
| State | Hardiness Zone | Types of Cedar Trees |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Kansas | 5b-7a | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Kentucky | 6a-7a | Golden Atlas Cedar ‘Pendula’ Weeping Alaska Cedar Golden Blue Atlas Cedar Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Glauca’ Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Green Wave’ Dwarf Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Horstmann’ Dwarf Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Silberspitz’ Narrow Golden Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Kenwith’ Miniature Cyprian Cedar Sahara Ice Atlantic Cedar Golden Deodar Cedar Mylor Deodar Cedar Green Prince Cedar ‘Prostrate Beauty’ Spreading Dwarf Himalayan Cedar ‘Divinely Blue’ Dwarf Blue Deodar Cedar ‘Electra Blue’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Girard’s Weeping’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Gold Cascade’ Dwarf Golden Himalayan Cedar ‘Golden Horizon’ Golden Himalayan Cedar Sapphire Nymph’ Cedar Cedrus atlantica ‘Silberspitz’ Cedar Cedrus deodara ‘Feelin’ Blue’ Cedar Cedrus brevifolia ‘Kenwith’ Cedar Cedrus deodara ‘Gold Cascade’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Blue Angel’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Green Prince’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Hedgehog’ Cedar Himalayan Cedar Zebrina Cedar ‘Raywood’s Contorted’ Blue Himalayan Cedar ‘Sanders Blue’ Blue Himalayan Cedar Polar Winter Deodar Cedar New Zealand Cedars ‘Birodo’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Grune Kugel’ Dwarf Western Red Cedar ‘Aurea Robusta’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Louisiana | 8a-10a | Bermuda Cedar Kawaka Cedar Dwarf Incense Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Maine | 3b-6a | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Golden Creeping Jenny Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Maryland | 5b-8a | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar7 ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
New Zealand Cedar (Image: georgiasteel19)
| State | Hardiness Zone | Types of Cedar Trees |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Massachusetts | 5a-7b | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Michigan | 4a-6b | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Minnesota | 3a-5a | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Golden Creeping Jenny Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Mississippi | 7b-9a | Miles High Himalayan Cedar Pygmaea Dwarf Blue Deodar Cedar Deodara Blue Snake Cedar Tenzan Miniature Japanese Cedar Stoneham Gold Cedar Deodar Cedar Tree Tarheel Blue Japanese Cedar California Incense Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Missouri | 5b-7b | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
California Incense Cedar (Image: christinerudman20)
| State | Hardiness Zone | Types of Cedar Trees |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Montana | 3a-6a | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar8 Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Golden Creeping Jenny Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Nebraska | 4a-5b | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Nevada | 4a-10a | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in New Hampshire | 3b-6a | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Golden Creeping Jenny Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in New Jersey | 6a-7b | Golden Atlas Cedar ‘Pendula’ Weeping Alaska Cedar Golden Blue Atlas Cedar Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Glauca’ Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Green Wave’ Dwarf Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Horstmann’ Dwarf Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Silberspitz’ Narrow Golden Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Kenwith’ Miniature Cyprian Cedar Sahara Ice Atlantic Cedar Golden Deodar Cedar Mylor Deodar Cedar Green Prince Cedar ‘Prostrate Beauty’ Spreading Dwarf Himalayan Cedar ‘Divinely Blue’ Dwarf Blue Deodar Cedar ‘Electra Blue’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Girard’s Weeping’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Gold Cascade’ Dwarf Golden Himalayan Cedar ‘Golden Horizon’ Golden Himalayan Cedar ‘Sapphire Nymph’ Cedar Cedrus atlantica ‘Silberspitz’ Cedar Cedrus deodara ‘Feelin’ Blue’ Cedar Cedrus brevifolia ‘Kenwith’ Cedar Cedrus deodara ‘Gold Cascade’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Blue Angel’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Green Prince’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Hedgehog’ Cedar Himalayan Cedar Zebrina Cedar ‘Raywood’s Contorted’ Blue Himalayan Cedar ‘Sanders Blue’ Blue Himalayan Cedar Polar Winter Deodar Cedar New Zealand Cedars ‘Birodo’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Grune Kugel’ Dwarf Western Red Cedar ‘Aurea Robusta’ Cedar |
Himalayan Cedar (Image: bobwardell21)
| State | Hardiness Zone | Types of Cedar Trees |
| Types of Cedar Trees in New Mexico | 4b-9a | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae9 ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in New York | 3b-7b | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Golden Creeping Jenny Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in North Carolina | 5b-8b | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in North Dakota | 3a-4b | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Golden Creeping Jenny Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Ohio | 5b-6b | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
| State | Hardiness Zone | Types of Cedar Trees |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Oklahoma | 6a-8a | Golden Atlas Cedar ‘Pendula’ Weeping Alaska Cedar Golden Blue Atlas Cedar Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Glauca’ Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Green Wave’ Dwarf Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Horstmann’ Dwarf Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Silberspitz’ Narrow Golden Blue Atlas Cedar ‘Kenwith’ Miniature Cyprian Cedar Sahara Ice Atlantic Cedar Golden Deodar Cedar Mylor Deodar Cedar Green Prince Cedar ‘Prostrate Beauty’ Spreading Dwarf Himalayan Cedar ‘Divinely Blue’ Dwarf Blue Deodar Cedar ‘Electra Blue’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Girard’s Weeping’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Gold Cascade’ Dwarf Golden Himalayan Cedar ‘Golden Horizon’ Golden Himalayan Cedar ‘Sapphire Nymph’ Cedar Cedrus atlantica ‘Silberspitz’ Cedar Cedrus deodara ‘Feelin’ Blue’ Cedar Cedrus brevifolia ‘Kenwith’ Cedar Cedrus deodara ‘Gold Cascade’ Cedar10 Cedrus libani ‘Blue Angel’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Green Prince’ Cedar Cedrus libani ‘Hedgehog’ Cedar Himalayan Cedar Zebrina Cedar ‘Raywood’s Contorted’ Blue Himalayan Cedar ‘Sanders Blue’ Blue Himalayan Cedar Polar Winter Deodar Cedar New Zealand Cedars ‘Birodo’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Grune Kugel’ Dwarf Western Red Cedar ‘Aurea Robusta’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Oregon | 4b-9b | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Pennsylvania | 5a-7b | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Rhode Island | 5b-7a | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in South Carolina | 7a-9a | Miles High Himalayan Cedar Pygmaea Dwarf Blue Deodar Cedar Deodara Blue Snake Cedar Tenzan Miniature Japanese Cedar Stoneham Gold Cedar Deodar Cedar Tree Tarheel Blue Japanese Cedar California Incense Cedar |
| State | Hardiness Zone | Types of Cedar Trees |
| Types of Cedar Trees in South Dakota | 3b-5b | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Golden Creeping Jenny Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Tennessee | 5b-8a | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar11 ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Texas | 7b-10a | Miles High Himalayan Cedar Pygmaea Dwarf Blue Deodar Cedar Deodara Blue Snake Cedar Tenzan Miniature Japanese Cedar Stoneham Gold Cedar Deodar Cedar Tree Tarheel Blue Japanese Cedar California Incense Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Utah | 4a-9a | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Vermont | 3b-5b | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Golden Creeping Jenny Cedar |
| State | Hardiness Zone | Types of Cedar Trees |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Virginia | 5a-8a | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Washington | 4a-9a | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in West Virginia | 5a-7a | Albospica White Tip Himalayan Cedar ‘Descanso Dwarf’ Himalayan Cedar ‘Snow Sprite’ White Tipped Himalayan Cedar12 ‘Twisted Growth’ Himalayan Cedar Cedar of Lebanon ‘Ellwood’s Pillar’ Lawsons Cypress ‘Rimpelaar’ Miniature Port Orford Cedar Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘Golden Promise’ Dwarf Japanese Cedar ‘4ever Goldy’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Excelsa’ Columnar Western Red Cedar ‘Green Sport’ Pyramidal Western Red Cedar ‘Lucky Find’ Golden Western Red Cedar ‘Whipcord’ Dwarf Cord Branched Western Red Cedar ‘Zebrina Extra Gold’ Golden Western Red Cedar Can Can Western Red Cedar Lebanon Cedar ‘Sargentii’ Stenocoma Cedar Korean Arborvitae Cryptomeria Yoshino Cryptomeria Radicans ‘Golden Spreader’ Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Wisconsin | 3b-5b | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Golden Creeping Jenny Cedar |
| Types of Cedar Trees in Wyoming | 3a-6a | Green Arrow Narrow Alaska Cedar Silver Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Arborvitae ‘Jubilee’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Strict Weeping’ Weeping Alaska Cedar ‘Van Den Akker’ Narrow Alaska Cedar ‘Heatherbun’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar ‘Top Point’ Dwarf Atlantic White Cedar Abies concolor ‘Wintergold’ Cedar Golden Creeping Jenny Cedar |
Where Do Cedar Trees Grow? (Pacific Northwest Cedars)
Cedar trees are native to Asia, Lebanon, and the eastern coast of the Mediterranean, and these types of cedar trees are classed as the ‘true’ cedars. From these, hundreds of ‘false’ cedars have been cultivated to grow in the United States.
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This is noticeable in the Pacific Northwest, where the four species of cedars there are carbon copies of the originals but with smaller cones, smaller foliage, and with a bark that has a faint aromatic aroma to it.
In this region, the Alaska Cedar is the most popular and can be seen for miles undulating with the mountains and hills.
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What Kind of Cedar Tree Do I Have?
Depending solely on the height to distinguish one type of cedar tree from another isn’t your only option.2 The color, length, and even the soft, feathery feel of the leaves help with identification and, if the color changes with the seasons, even better.
The texture of the bark, whether smooth gray or a dark, creased brown will help in assessing what kind of cedar tree you have. And another telltale sign is if, as the tree matures, the trunk actually separates into more than one base.
The cones are also a dead giveaway, indicating types of evergreen trees. Some of them are like small berries, others long, some short and fat, in colors from brown, green, light blue, or even to a rich purple.
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Consider how this tree enhances the beauty of your surroundings. This is one of the benefits of planting trees. Nevertheless, caring for them can be a lot of work. Some people might even be concerned about the expense of trimming, but this should be the least of your worries because you can use a tree trimming cost calculator to get an estimate.
With all this accumulated information, you’ll soon be impressing your friends with your knowledge of all things cedar.
Cedars are an incredible species, and the types of cedar trees in every state listed here are just a small sample to choose from that will add color, style, and a certain flair to your lawn.3
Frequently Asked Questions About Types of Cedar Trees
How Many Types of Cedar Trees in Texas Are There?
There are 8 types of cedar trees in Texas.
Are Cedar trees and Cypress trees the same?
Cedar trees and types of cypress trees are very similar, however, they both have their own specific genus.
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