Cedrus atlantica glauca

Commonly known as the Blue Atlas Cedar, is a striking evergreen conifer valued for its silvery-blue needles and majestic form.

 

Native to the Atlas Mountains of North Africa, it develops into a large, long-lived specimen tree with a broad, architectural crown.

 

Drought-tolerant and cold-hardy once established, it performs best in full sun and well-drained soils. Its distinctive blue foliage makes it a standout feature in parks, estates, and premium landscape projects.