Tansu Japanese Cedar Foliage Eaters conical shape similar to the

conical shape similar to the classic ‘Conica’

stiff branches

turf and vegetable gardens

Whether left to its natural shape or sheared for a more formal look

and more listed insects

Tansu Japanese Cedar Foliage Eaters conical shape similar to theCryptomeria japonica Tansu Tansu is a dwarf, slow growing Japanese cedar celebrated for its light green, pointed needles and coarsely textured, broad upright habit. Its overall shape suggests a miniature mountain silhouette, making it a sculptural focal point in rock gardens, containers, or smaller landscape areas. As seasons change, Tansu develops subtle bronze tones in winter, adding visual interest year round. For best results, provide protection