Cedrus deodara

Deodar Cedar

FAMILY: PINACEAE

About Deodar Cedar at OSU's Landscape Plants site

• Native from Tibet to Afghanistan. Name means “Timber of the Gods.”

• Height can exceed 100’ with records of 250’ in wild.

• Needles are the longest of the genus. Foliage silverygreen. Needles grouped in spurs along branch.

• Male cones appear in October to November and are full of pollen. Female cones are 3-4”, upright, and barrel-shaped.

• Branches are pendulous and top droops over a bit.

• Common in Portland.

Tree #	Location	Dimensions	Photo and Notes
113	2609 SW Park Pl Right of Way	78' Height 73' Spread 13.5' Circ.	This tree is opposite this address, on a nib of land between SW Park Pl and Rose Garden Way.
209	5925 SE Madison St Private, Front Yard	140' Height 66' Spread 14' Circ.
300	3735 SE Woodstock Blvd Private, Front Yard	80' Height 80' Spread 15' Circ.
368	6006 N Mississippi Ave Private	81' Height  80' Spread  13.2' Circ 49' DBH
382	617 NE Prescott St Private	110' Height 67' Spread 11.4' Circ.
383	617 NE Prescott St Private	115' Height 72' Spread 11.1' Circ.