Collect cones from a deodar cedar in autumn before they turn brown. To remove the seeds, soak the cones for a couple of days in warm water. This loosens the scales and makes it easier to remove the seeds. When the cones dry, remove the seeds by rubbing the wings with a dry cloth.
hey grow at a moderate pace, adding one to two feet per year to reach between 40 and 70 feet tall, though it can reach 250 feet in its native setting. The tree needs all that space because of its beautiful weeping branches, which will grow and spread.
The true cedars (Cedrus spp.) The cedars' ripe seeds are roughly triangular and white, up to 3/5 inch long and 1/4 inch wide and have broad wings that help them disperse on wind.
To grow from seed, collect cones from deodar cedars before they turn brown. Soak them in warm water for two days to loosen the scales. Allow the cones to dry, then remove the seeds from the scales. The seeds have wings, which you should remove by rubbing them with a dry cloth.. . . . .364011234392!]0000000000000009783314145398!]
