Calocedrus rupestris photo

13 years ago

Here is a photo of Calocedrus rupestris not many in

cultivation.

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salicaceae
13 years ago
Nice! I hope it does well for you. Here is a pic of one of mine here:
From Garden August 2010

Interestingly, one was in an ACS auction and didn't sell for much at all. It was 4' tall and donated by Atlanta Botanical Garden. It is a beautiful and easy to grow species.
blue_yew
Original Author
13 years ago
Its not mine one growing in a collection I was
lucky to get behind the scenes.
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salicaceae
13 years ago
Nice to see nonetheless. Apparently, there is now a second clone in North America. Still very, very rare here.

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