Near swimming pool behind dorms. In their native environment, they can reach heights of 120 ft with a 100 ft spread. Fast rate of growth when young and pyramidal in shape, more flat-topped at maturity and a slower rate of growth. Overall medium texture and single trunked. Branches tend to grow in an upward direction.
Foliage is blue green in color and is needle like less than an inch in length.
Needles are shorter, thicker and more gray than Deodar Cedar. Flowers are catkins and cones. Male catkins give off lots of pollen in the spring. Female cones are stout, erect, and initially purplish in color. Cones are found in the upper parts of the tree.