USES OF CEDAR TREES.WITH PICTURES
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The Cedar genus (Cedrus spp.) contains three species commonly used in the home landscape, though only deodar cedar (Cedrus deodara) and atlas cedar (Cedrus atlantica) are heat-tolerant enough to grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture zones 8 and 9. For those without enough space to accommodate a full-grown cedar, numerous smaller cultivars are available that may be used as privacy hedges, ornamental plants and even living Christmas trees. Regular pruning can keep cedars at a reasonable height.Deodar and atlas cedars have dense enough branches that, with regular pruning, the trees may be used as low-maintenance privacy screens. Because of their drought tolerance and ability to grow in alkaline and neutral soils, they make good choices for areas with poor soil where other plants won't grow. Both trees can be grown in containers (so long as the pot has a hole in the bottom for drainage), which helps to inhibit growth. Both trees require areas with full sunlight.