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Cedrela fissilis - Brazilian Cedarwood

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Cedrela fissilis is a splendid specimen known throughout the world as the Brazilian Cedarwood. This imposing tree breaks through the forest canopy, reaching staggering heights up to 100 feet. With origins deeply rooted in the tropical and subtropical regions of South America, the Brazilian Cedarwood is most comfortably nestled in sun-drenched sites with well-drained soil conditions. This tree presents itself not only with impressive stature but also richly-hued pinnately compound leaves and clusters of small, pleasantly aromatic white flowers that come to life during its blooming season. Beyond the visual and olfactory appeal, the Brazilian Cedarwood further impresses with its notoriously fine-grained, aromatic wood. Tinted in pleasing red-brown tones, the wood is remarkably durable, making the tree as functional as it is beautiful. This quality of hardiness also demonstrates resilience against pests, underlining the utility of the Brazilian Cedarwood's timber in various applications like cabinetry and carpentry. Moderate water usage and a craving for full sun exposure make this majestic tree an outstanding choice for landscaping, a grand statement of nature's versatility where beauty meets function.

  • Size: Up to 100 feet tall
  • Flowers: Small, aromatic white flowers
  • Foliage: Pinnately compound leaves in rich green hues
  • Water usage: Moderate
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Additional Features: Fine-grained, aromatic and durable red-brown wood that's valuable in cabinetry and carpentry
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