Libocedrus decurrens, commonly known as the Incense Cedar, is a magnificent evergreen tree highly prized for its tall, columnar habit and aromatic foliage. Native to western North America, this conifer features scale-like leaves on flattened sprays and reddish-brown, furrowed bark, adding texture to landscapes. Its durable wood is also valued for small construction projects and crafts. Incense Cedar thrives in mountainous areas and is a popular choice for windbreaks, hedges, or as a specimen tree in parks and larger gardens.

- Light: Full sun to partial shade
- Water need: Low to moderate
- Growth rate: Moderate
- Mature size (HxW): 40–70 ft x 15–20 ft
- Habit: Upright, columnar
- Bloom/interest: Evergreen foliage, decorative cones
- Hardiness zone: 5–8
- Soil tolerance: Well-drained soils; adaptable to various types
- Drought/heat tolerance: High