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A branches of a Japanese Cedar pinkish tree. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A branches of a Japanese Cedar pinkish tree in the winter. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A branches of a Japanese Cedar tree in the winte. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A branches of a Japanese Cedar tree in the winter. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A branches of a Japanese Cedar, beautiful pink tree. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A branches of a Japanese Cedar Gradient from green to pink finally become red. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A branches of a Japanese Cedar Gradient from green to pink, blurs background. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A branches of a Japanese Cedar pinkish tree.

A branches of a Japanese Cedar, beautiful pink tree, at the garden park. Vertical. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A branches of a Japanese Cedar pink tree. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A branches of a Japanese Cedar, pink branches. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A branches of a Japanese Cedar Gradient from green to stunning pink. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A branches of a Japanese Cedar under the setting sun. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A branches of a Japanese Cedar, beautiful pink tree, at the garden park. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A branches of a Japanese Cedar, Gradually changes color from green to pinkish hue. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cryptomeria japonica 'Elegans', a usually narrow, upright, fine-leafed cultivar of the Japanese Cedar develops deep reddish bronze foliage tones in winter and is probably the most widely cultivated form of Cryptomeria japonica. It grows to around 20m tall.