Italian cypress trees

The Italian Cypress was a long favorite for North Texans. It wasn’t until the major freezes in the Winter of 2016 that we really realized the weaknesses of this tree. While there have been many debates about what caused so many Italian Cypress trees to start turning brown and some even die, all of us … Continue reading "Italian Cypress vs. Taylor Juniper"

Tall and stately, slender Italian cypress trees stand like columns in formal gardens or front of estates. They grow fast and are relatively care free when planted appropriately. For more Italian cypre

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Growing Italian cypress in pots is easy to do. Italian cypress tress are drought-tolerant evergreen conifers that love lots of sunlight and warm temperatures. Here's everything to know about how to grow Italian cypress in containers.

A European cypress is better known by the common name Italian cypress. It is a columnar evergreen with scalelike leaves. Dwarf cultivars like 'Tiny Tower' and 'Dwarf' are preferable to grow in pots. They top out at 25 feet or so and grow slowly, while regular species trees grow to over 100 feet.

Fast-growing evergreen trees can provide a privacy screen for your backyard or mark a property boundary. Learn which trees are the best for the task with our fast-growing evergreen tips.

The Mediterranean cypress is certainly one of the kings of conifers. Planted in a hedge or as a standalone, here is how to care from pruning to diseases.

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Fast-Growing Evergreen Trees - Italian Cypress

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