Cypress trees landscape

Leyland Cypress is a large, fast-growing, evergreen conifer. Because it is so large it can quickly outgrow its space. If you don?t have the space, however, pruning the tree may be necessary. This article will help with that.

Discover the secrets of growing Italian Cypress with our comprehensive guide. Learn how to care for these elegant trees to create a stunning focal point in your garden. From planting tips to pruning techniques, we've got you covered. Elevate your landscaping with the beauty of Italian Cypress and enhance the ambiance of your outdoor space. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, our expert advice will help you nurture these graceful trees effectively.

Pearsonlandscapellc on Instagram: "When we planted these Leyland Cypress trees just about 4 years ago, they were 6’ tall. Today a little over 15’ . Here, Jose is selective hand pruning them, if this method is done correctly, the final outcome will almost look as if they have never been trimmed, just reshaped, with a natural finish. We love to trim them this way, it is extremely healthy for the tree, and won’t get top heavy over many years of shearing them with power trimmers. #trimming…

Leyland cypress are one of the most commonly planted landscape trees, but poor site selection and disease pressure may soon send them the way of red tips and Bradford pears.

If your emerald arborvitae looks more like a brown thumb than a green jewel of a plant, check this out. Bob Vila explains the problem and the solution.

Explore the remarkable Cypress Tree, known for its distinctive bark, cone shape, and vital ecological role. Learn about its unique adaptations, and more!

Imagine: “We need some screening plants, so we’re buying Leyland cypress,” she said. “Why Leyland cypress?” I asked. “Because they grow quickly,” she answered. “Don’t do it,” I said. Name: Leyland Cypress aka Cupressus x leylandii Type of Plant: A fast growing evergreen conifer that can q

Homeowners and landscapers looking for a fast-growing, evergreen tree to be used as a...

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"