From the description it could also be a Japanese Cedar - Cryptomeria
japonica. This one is exceptionally easy from cuttings. I stick offcuts
in the ground when I trim plants and they often strike.

True cedars (Cedrus) are more difficult.

Try doing a Google image search for Cedrus, Cryptomeria and Juniperus to
compare the foliage.

Cheers

Kev Bailey
Vale Of Clwyd, North Wales

Several trees are called "Cedar" and not all of them are. Can
you give us a better idea of which tree you are talking about?

Unfortunately I can't. The leaves look like those of a Juniper and the
trunk has a strong cedar smell. The wood is red in the center, and the
bark
is kind of flaky in sheets. Hope this helps...

Thaddeus
Denver, CO




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