Types of cypress trees

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

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 cypress information including tips on how to grow an Italian cypress, click here.

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X cupressocyparis leylandii The Leyland Cypress is a tree prized for its fast-growing and hardy nature. This hybrid is the result from a cross between the […]

Cypress trees are a symbol of endurance in the plant kingdom. '7 Types of Cypress Trees' showcases species ranging from the towering giants to the dwarf cultivars.

Cypress trees can mature from young seedlings planted into the ground or from seeds harvested from cypress balls. Also called cypress tree nuts, these are similar to evergreen tree cones and contain the seeds.

Cedrus (Generally known as Cedar) is a species of coniferous tree. It is from the Pinaceae group of plants. Cedar trees are of various types, they all belong to the cypress group of plants. These cedars are big evergreen coniferous trees. On account of their big size, we don’t find them in gardens, they are in general found either in parks or as border trees along the streets. Continue reading about Cedar on our website.

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