What Is a Gold Thread Cypress Plant & Does It Bloom? - Weekand
2013年3月28日 · The gold thread cypress is a low-maintenance plant that needs minimal pruning to thrive and look attractive. The N.C. Cooperative Extension recommends using this shrub as a hedge or accent plant. The gold thread cypress is also a good option for a rock garden, background border, foundation planting or lawn specimen.
When to Trim Gold Mops - Weekand
2013年7月20日 · If grown in a sunny or partly shaded site with acidic soil, 'Gold Mop' cypress shrubs need very little care. Choose a growing site with moderately moist, fast-draining soil. 'Gold Mop' cypress shrubs grow slowly, perhaps just 2 feet of growth in 10 years, according to North Carolina State University Cooperative Extension Service.
How to Move a Gold Thread False Cypress - Weekand
2013年6月2日 · Root-prune the gold thread false cypress in the fall after it goes dormant. Dig down in a circle around the plant to a depth of 18 inches. Position the circle 14 inches away from the plant's trunk if the plant's spread equals 2 feet or less, and add an additional 2 inches to the circle's radius for every foot of spread exceeding 2 feet.
How to Trim Overgrown Cypress Bushes - Weekand
2013年8月15日 · One of the most common varieties, Leyland cypress (Cupressocyparis leylandii) is an evergreen that is often planted in rows to provide shade or privacy. As you've probably found out, the trees can grow a lot in one year, so you'll need to spend some time once or twice a year pruning them back to keep them to the desired size.
Types of Evergreen Cypress Shrubs - Weekand
2013年8月7日 · For brighter color, Monrovia suggests you consider the golden mop varieties, such as Sungold thread-branch cypress (Chamaecyparis pisifera filifera 'Sungold'). The dangling branches from these bright trees form a 5-foot-tall and slightly wider mop-headed mound and the new foliage is bright gold. Both varieties grow in USDA zones 4 through 8.
Ideal Placement for Growing Golden Mop (Chamaecyparis)
2013年12月8日 · "Golden Mop," with its gracefully drooping golden branches, is a desirable cultivar of the popular false cypress Chamaecyparis pisifera. Interestingly, this cultivar does not look at all like the species form that grows like a tree …
Cypress vs. Juniper - Weekand
2013年9月23日 · The common name of cypress is more involved. The name applies to several cypress family genera: true cypress (Cupressus spp.), cypress or false cypress (Chamaecyparis spp.) and Leyland cypress (x Cupressocyparis leylandii). And then there's the deciduous bald cypress (Taxodium spp.) of the closely allied taxodium family.
How to Prune Chamaecyparis Pisifera Boulevard - Weekand
2013年6月2日 · Chamaecyparis pisifera "Boulevard," more commonly known as the blue moss cypress, boulevard cypress or boulevard false cypress, thrives in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 4 to 8. A densely growing, compact tree that can reach heights of between 6 to 20 feet, the boulevard false cypress is grown for its beautiful silver-blue ...
How to Trim a Cypress Tree Without Killing It - Weekand
2013年2月26日 · Trimming cypress trees (Cupressus; USDA plant hardiness zones 4 through 11, depending on type) can be dangerous both to you and the tree. Some varieties can grow from 50 feet to 80 feet, so take the right precautions and proceed with care. For taller cypress trees, hire a professional. But you can trim a younger tree successfully.
Size of a Spartan Juniper - weekand.com
2013年1月31日 · A gold thread cypress is a cultivar of a coniferous shrub that is native to Japan. It's an... Weekand Logo.