Puzzled Japanese Cedar
One of our longtime favorites of the Japanese cedar cultivars is Cryptomeria japonica ‘Araucarioides’. Most authorities have concluded that the original Japanese cultivar name is actually Cryptomeria ‘Enko’. The current name most likely came into use, when the plant was brought to Europe from Japan by German botanist, Phillip von Siebold in 1859. The long,
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