Trees & woodland lore · Western North Carolina field companion
Yoshino Japanese cedar
Cryptomeria japonica
Species reference; nursery selection unconfirmed · Whole tree — Cryptomeria japonica. Species reference; the photographed specimen does not confirm the named variety. Age, pruning, and site affect its shape.☀ Full sun · ◐ Part sun or part shadeWillow ↗ · CC BY-SA 3.0Photo contextSpecies reference; nursery selection unconfirmed.
Cryptomeria japonica Summer/Fall 2026 catalog. Confirm current availability with the nursery. Mature height × width: 30–40 ft × 10–20 ft. Light: Full sun to part shade. Habit: Upright, pyramidal conifer. Flowers & season: Non-showy cones. Fast-growing screen; leave room for mature width.
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Species reference; nursery selection unconfirmed · Whole tree — Cryptomeria japonica. Species reference; the photographed specimen does not confirm the named variety. Age, pruning, and site affect its shape.☀ Full sun · ◐ Part sun or part shadeWillow ↗ · CC BY-SA 3.0Photo contextSpecies reference; nursery selection unconfirmed.Species reference; nursery selection unconfirmed · Leaf closeup. Taxon reference; photograph alone does not establish a named cultivar.☀ Full sun · ◐ Part sun or part shadeLoz Pycock ↗ · CC-BY-SA 2.0Photo contextSpecies reference; nursery selection unconfirmed.Species reference; nursery selection unconfirmed · Bark — species reference; cultivar identity not inferred.☀ Full sun · ◐ Part sun or part shadeB.navez ↗ · CC BY-SA 3.0Photo contextSpecies reference; nursery selection unconfirmed.
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