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...ry come in a variety of shapes. Another tree with cypress in its name---the… More
Italian cypress trees are fragrant evergreen trees that thrive in varying soils and full… More
The Leyland cypress tree is a fast-growing evergreen that can reach mature heights up… More
Cypress trees are grown not only for their durable, decay-resistant wood but for their… More
...hape when left to grow naturally. Leyland Cypress trees are hardy to plant in… More
...d also for the removal of wastewater. The cypress trees are… More
Cypress trees generally belong to the Cupressaceae or Taxodiaceae plant family. These conifers bear… More
...mong gardeners and landscapers that planting such trees will likely invite an array of… More
...lume-like evergreens that are popular landscaping trees, are relatively easy to care for. They… More
...ypress is part of the redwood family. Red cypress trees are the first trees… More
Cypress trees are popular landscape plants for their beauty and hardiness. These long-living and… More
Bald-cypress trees (Taxodium distichum) are native to the swamplands of the Southeastern United States… More
The cypress is a vast and varied group of trees that includes both evergreen… More
Landowners grow cypress trees for multiple purposes. These trees provide quick growth for fuel… More
...ress thrives in land with standing water. Cypress trees are sensitive to soil moisture… More
The cypress tree is a long-lived conifer, native to Asia. The wood of the… More
The Leyland cypress tree is a sterile hybrid of the stately Monterey cypress and… More
Italian cypress trees are also called Cupressus sempervirens and Mediterranean cypress. They live a… More
...0 to 70 feet when fully mature. The spread of the tree ranges from… More
Cypress trees are popular in landscaping because their thick foliage and height provide privacy.… More
Oranges in Florida were brought by Spanish conquistadors because North America and South America didn't… More
A bonsai tree is any plant that is grown in a small container, and basic… More
... any type of foliage. Provide nutrition to bonsai trees with help from a sustainable… More
Mulch often comes in shredded or chipped form and will frequently be long and stringy.… More
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... mature pecan tree...On the other side...a mature cypress tree. In the middle-a flower bed that needs help. Any ideas? The cypress drinks water. Lilies have done very well in this flower bed...However, those lilies don't last all year. What can replace those lilies when they have bloomed… More
...led a gardening place and was told to feed Scotts tree and shrub in fall and spring and scratch/tickle the earth underneath the tree...which seams like… More
...s small seedling. The label said it is an Ellwood Cypress. I would like to bonsai it. I have a small pot for it. Can anyone take me through the steps of bonsai-ing this small tree? More
I think this is a cypress tree not sure. I did not plant it. It was nice and green all summer and now........... More
What causes browning/yellowing of leyland cypresses? I planted them back in March and they've done very well up until a week or so ago when I noticed some browning/yellowing on some of the branches. They are planted in well drained soil. Could they be in need of some fertilizer? I… More
...nd this growing yesterday under a weeping cypress tree. It does not look like any weeds we usually grow here. I have not planted any seeds in this spot, but had planted 2 lilies in the spring that pretty much just disappeared this fall. These are only about 2"… More
...ortly.. I was told they thought it was a Japanese Cypress but no search turned up anything that looked like this. Hope you… More
If not for this year, for next. This covers the whole hummer regions From my newsletter several weeks ago. Some of these plants are very regional and some are not allowed in certain areas. Buckeyes are not allowed in California. Some tender perennials are sold as annuals. For example, Lantana… More
Citrus trees...do not like mulch. Mango and Avocado...like mulch, but not too close to the trunk. Bananas and berries...LOVE mulch. You can mulch every inch...they will love you for it. Herbs and veggies...I mulch just enough to keep dirt from splashing up onto the plants. They seem to be grateful… More
Does anyone live near any Bald Cypress trees? I would love to get some cones so that I could grow these trees, and to learn more about them. Could somebody give me some seeds or cones with seeds that they have?? More
...one know the correct watering for Leyland Cypress trees ? Planted 2 months ago and starting to brown from the center out. The trees are 18 to 20' tall. I was told to water twice a week but that doesn't seem to be working. More
I have a few leyland cypress trees (approx 10 ft tall each) in a staggered row by the fance. Two (next to each other) appear to be yellowing and I believe they have canker. The yellowing branches are too many to be cut off. If I did cut them I'd… More
... 3 - 5 feet since we moved in. There are two huge cypress trees… More
I would like some of these trees for some privacy. Has anyone tried rooting these? I read somewhere to take a cutting and scrap the wood off the bottom. Then dip in rooting hormone. I only need two or three. I don't mind buying them. I just thought it would… More
...o we may learn more.I have a question about those trees I often see around that look so nice.I dont know the name of it but I… More
Cypress Tree I had never seen one of these Trees before I moved here to Louisiana 10+ yrs ago. I think they are really cool. More
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