The cedar of Lebanon - a drought-tolerant tree species for dry sites

After the recent dry summers, forestry practitioners are looking for potential alternatives for spruce as a tree species. It is also becoming more and more difficult to successfully establish new cultures. The key question is which tree species and provenances it is best to plant. The cedar of Lebanon could be part of the solution.

LIGHT: Plant your cedar of Lebanon tree in a spot with at least eight to 10 hours of sunlight daily. SOIL: Cedar of Lebanon trees prefer acidic soil,

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The cedar of Lebanon - a drought-tolerant tree species for dry sites

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