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I have seen several Italian Cypresses in and around Salt Lake City, Utah (zone 7b) growing successfully long term. I know of a person who...Read More
Rated neutral b/c overplanted in my area, therefore a bore. They're cheap, easy to obtain and fast growers. Excellent drainage is key a...Read More
The cultivar 'Worthiana' is reportedly hardy to zone 6.
Planted several 3 foot Italian Cypress along our property line in Arlington, VA (zone 7a/7b) in the Spring of 2013 where they would get f...Read More
Mediterranean Cypress looks good in Central South Carolina. Perfect tree for your garden and house corners.
Two-years ago this spring I bought two (matching) Italian cypress, planting each in a 24-inch container, using neutral compost and a soil...Read More
This tree looks full and strong in southern New Mexico and Southwestern Texas, and I just got back from a trip out there where I saw thou...Read More
4 plants of this species are gracefully growing along the wall of my lawn. The italian cupressus is compact and does not spread. Its upri...Read More
Such a humble, yet such a noble tree! I don't understand how so many people want to cut down Italian cypresses so as to plant a bed of pe...Read More
When I lived in Roseville, Ca, I planted a dozen seedlings as a barrier near the back fence to block the view of the neighbor's ugly yard...Read More
Aside from a Juniper, these were the only trees in our yard when we moved in a few years ago... very common trees all over California (to...Read More
This plant grows extensively in Austin, Texas.
Italian Cypress is a relatively quick growing evergreen tree that can eventually grow to over 100 feet tall. They are a good choice wher...Read More