0 a tall, wide evergreen tree (= one that never loses its leaves)
1 a tall, wide, evergreen tree, or its wood, which has a sweet smell:
Cedar's is a good, happy, safe and effective school.
The town hall is at the centre of a well-maintained park with old cedars and flower beds.
The most common tree species are poplars, cedars, oaks, and cypress.
Cedars, already ravaged by centuries of shipbuilding, were driven nearly to extinction in the twentieth century by the introduction of a parasite.
The fibers of the cedars were usually dried in the sun, and used to produce twine or ropes.
Desert shrubs, range grass and cacti abound, with salt cedars along the river.
Among the species of flora stand out from the pine trees, pines, cedars, trumpet trees, palm trees and bromeliads.
The summits of the mountains are crowned with cedars, cypresses, and various species of pines.
