The cedar tree (Cedrus) is a type of evergreen tree known for its beauty and strength. Here is a detailed description of it: Description Height: It can reach 30-50 meters, depending on the species and growing conditions. Trunk: Its trunk is thick and straight, with rough gray or brown bark. Leaves: Needle-like, clustered in bunches, bright green in color, and remain on the tree throughout the year. Flowers: The cedar tree is monoecious, containing male flowers (producing pollen) and female flowers (producing cones) on the same tree. Fruits: It produces large woody cones, up to 10 cm, and takes several years to mature. Native It is native to the Alps regions in the Mediterranean, especially in Lebanon and Syria. Uses Decoration: Used in landscaping public and private gardens because of its beautiful shape. Wood: Cedar wood is resistant to decay and is used in furniture making and construction. Environmental: It is important in protecting soil from erosion and improving air quality. Care Prefer well-drained soil. It requires full sunlight and tolerates drought after establishment.
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