the word cedar is a common name. and a specific name ...

specifically .... its not a cedar ...

but i cant focus well on your pix.. as to whether it is a juniper.. or a chamaecyparis ... that second from last pic looks like two different types of foliage ...

regardless.. its a conifer ... but those peeps hang here.. so no need to duplicate the post ...

frankly.. i would get rid of it...

it was improperly planted.. so its tipping over.. probably bought as large potted root bound stock ...

its planted way to close to the fence ...

and even if you could stand it back up.. pruning is not going to fix it ... and personally.. i would not want to look at some humungo stake for a few years .. trying to pull it back ...

lastly.. you could do so much better with a choice conifer as a replacement.. that i want to spit .. lol.. pa-toooey ...

its just not worth the effort ...

there is a great conifer seller in ONT ... whistling gardens.. or some such..

if you want ideas for a replacement.. it might be a great topic in the conifer forum ... or .. based on the lack of anything else... just buy something that makes your toes tingle ... aw heck... buy 3 or 5.. and make an nice display ... but do widen the bed.. and plant them away from that fence ... and i would tend toward a dwarf annual growth rate ... as compared to this one ... as it is way to aggressive for the space provided ...

good luck

ken

ps: maybe it trying to escape from that rock.. lol ..