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Cedar tree
Cedar is a large coniferous tree species that is economically valuable due to its large and durable wood. Cedar trees grow naturally in parts of North America, Europe, and Asia and are widely used in landscaping, wood products, and the construction industry. Here is some basic information about cedar:
Physical Characteristics:
- Cedar trees generally have a large and conical crown structure.
- Its needle-shaped leaves do not fall in winter and are generally green in color.
- Cedar trees are generally tall and sturdy, many of which can be large in diameter.
Species and Varieties:
- Western Red Cedar: It is widely found in North America and is especially preferred in the construction industry due to its light and durable wood.
- Eastern White Cedar: It grows naturally in North America and is used especially in landscaping and wooden fences.
- Cedar of Lebanon (Cedrus libani): Commonly found in the Middle East, this species is a large, durable and decorative tree.
Usage areas:
- Cedar trees are frequently used as building materials due to their durable and rot-resistant wood.
- It is preferred in wooden houses, fences, buildings with porches and outdoor furniture.
- It is used for decorative purposes in landscaping.
Care and Cultivation:
- Cedar trees generally like sun and grow well in well-drained soil.
- Naturally, many species grow in forest areas, but they are also used successfully in cultivation.