Fast Growing Trees Feelin’ Sunny® Deodar Cedar Patio Tree Cedars

Elegant Weeping Form with a Pop of Chartreuse Color

If you like the Feelin’ Sunny Deodar Cedar shrub, you’ll love this elegant tree form. With a tall, slender trunk and unique weeping habit, the Feelin’ Sunny Deodar Cedar Tree is a true patio show-stopper.

This stand-out dwarf evergreen features warm, eye-catching color. Feathery needles have hues of lime green to chartreuse, lending a sun-kissed look to its branches. Plus, bold color lasts year-round, for unbeatable impact in any outdoor space.

A whimsical form and gracefully weeping branches ensure the Feelin’ Sunny will turn heads on your patio or porch. It’s a perfect accent plant for Zen, Mediterranean or rustic landscapes, easily standing out among other evergreens.

Plus, this Patio Tree is compact, growing just 5-12 feet tall. That makes it perfect for big impact in small spaces. Place a single Feelin’ Sunny Deodar Cedar as a focal point, or add several to show off its dramatic foliage.

• Don’t worry about pruning – this cedar looks great naturally
• Perfect as an accent plant, contrasting with other patio plants and trees
• Natural aromatic oil repels insects

Why Buy Feelin’ Sunny Deodar Cedar Patio Trees from FastGrowingTrees.com?

Feelin’ Sunny Deodar Cedar Patio Trees can add a bright touch to your outdoor space – and when you get your Deodar Cedars from FastGrowingTrees.com, you get proven performers that are ready to thrive as soon as they arrive.

Planted in nutrient-rich soil and nurtured with care at our nursery before they’re shipped to you, our Feelin’ Sunny Deodar Cedars have healthy root systems and better branching, so they add impact to your patio or porch on day one. Plus, this unique variety is hard to find at your local garden center or big box store!

Don’t wait – add unique color and elegant form to your patio today. Get your Feelin’ Sunny Deodar Cedar Patio Tree before it’s too late!

Planting & Care

Seasonal Information: Plant your Feelin’ Sunny Deodar Cedar in the spring after your ground has thawed, or in the fall well before your first frost. You can also plant in summer, but be sure your shrub gets adequate water – Deodar Cedars are drought-resistant once established but will need consistent water after planting. The best time to plant is on a cooler, cloudy day. Since they do best in growing zones 7-9, they prefer climates with warmer winters and plenty of sunlight.

Location: Choose a location where your shrub has enough space to grow and spread. Make sure it can get full to partial sunlight, with little shade from other surrounding trees or structures. It can thrive in various soils, including sandy, loamy, clay, or slightly acidic, but be sure your soil drains well, as these trees do not like soggy roots.

Planting Instructions:
1) Dig a hole for your shrub 2-3 times the width of the root ball and of equal depth. Amending your soil with peat, compost or manure will help it to drain better.
2) Remove your Cedar from its growing pot and place shrub in the hole, ensuring the top of the root ball is even with the ground.
3) Adjust your shrub’s position to ensure that it is sitting straight and begin to backfill the hole, tamping down lightly as you go.
4) Once the hole has been completely covered, water your shrub deeply to settle the soil and help fill any air pockets.
5) Mulch around the base of your shrub to help conserve moisture in the soil.

If planting your Feelin’ Sunny Deodar Cedar Patio Tree in a container, choose a pot 1-2 sizes bigger than the pot it came in. Ensure container-planted Deodar Cedars get plenty of water.

Watering: These shrubs are drought-resistant, and once established, will be fine with occasional rainfall. Water during times of extreme heat and drought, and water more often for Deodar Cedars in containers. These trees don’t like standing water, so avoid over-watering which can lead to root rot.

Pests and Diseases: The Deodar Cedar produces an aromatic oil that naturally deters insects, so it is relatively pest- and disease-free. Giant conifer aphids can occasionally be an issue, but are usually not severe.

Pruning: These shrubs are low maintenance and require little to no pruning. Removing any dead or broken branches will be sufficient.