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bald cypress hinoki cypress red cedar false cypresses soil mix sun temperature old wood dry out completely chamaecyparis thyoides pruning and wiring spring preferably young plants drying winds light brown white cedar draining soil
Cedar
... mind-bogglingly important. The watering requirements for Cedrus are very different than those for false- cypress. And confuse Cedrus with Thuja? Cedrus likes it warm and dry, and has a ... and firs (the Pinaceae). The impostors (except Cryptomeria) all have scaly, frondlike foliage when mature (family Cupressaceae). All true cedars originated in the Old World - the Mediterranean and the Himalayas. ...
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Hinoki or False Cypress
... cypress (C. pisifera 'Boulevard') and Chamaecyparis thyoides 'Andelyensis Conica', Andelyensis cypress, seem to be the varieties which cause the most grief. Family ...
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Bald Cypress
... seeds are used by some birds and squirrels. Family: Taxodiaceae Lighting: Full sun. Temperature: Zone 5B through 9. The range of the bald cypress includes southern Delaware to south Florida, west ... . The informal upright might consider this aspect. In far south Florida, Everglades cypress (most of them "pond cypress") are shorter, and more scraggly; the literati style would suite these admirably. ...
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