Foliage: The needles have a lovely blue-grey hue that is reminiscent of a waterfall along the cascading branches. The coloration lasts throughout the changing seasons and provides year-round interest. Unlike many evergreen varieties, the needles are soft and grow in a spiral arrangement and can be more clustered at the tips of the branches, creating a lush appearance.

Size: When grafted on a standard, Cedrus Feeling Blue can reach up to 6-10 feet tall with a similar spread. Its rounded, somewhat pyramidal shape allows it to fill out nicely, creating an attractive canopy that will add structure and a hint of formality to your outdoor space. 

Sun and Soil Requirements: Cedrus Feeling Blue thrives in full sun to partial shade, and plenty of light will ensure optimal growth and its striking blue-tinted needles. It prefers well-drained soil and is relatively drought-tolerant once established, requiring minimal watering during dry spells.

Pruning: Pruning is not usually necessary unless you wish to maintain a specific shape or remove any dead branches. Given its moderate growth rate, you can easily manage its size, allowing flexibility in your landscape design.

Landscape Use: The striking color and form of Cedrus Feeling Blue make it an excellent choice as a focal point, in mixed landscapes, and to frame entry points. The cool tones of the cedar will enhance the vibrancy of neighboring plants when paired with flowering shrubs or perennials in the landscape. 

The soothing hues of Cedrus Feeling Blue will instantly elevate your outdoor space, providing a serene oasis for relaxation and enjoyment. With minimal care required, you'll have more time to appreciate its beauty rather than fussing over maintenance. When you choose Cedrus Feeling Blue, you're investing in a timeless piece that will enrich your lasting landscape for years to come.