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The Siberian cypress is a wide-spreading groundcover that grows 12-18 inches tall and 6-10 feet wide. Its deep-green foliage takes on bronze tones in the winter. Foliage has a soft, flowing appearance when planted in mass.
The common like produces lavender to white, fragrant blooms in late spring. It keeps a bushy growth habit, generally reaching 8-12' tall and wide.
The 'Linesville' has thin, textured foliage that gives it a soft appearance. It keeps a compact habit, growing 2-3' tall and wide.
Mr. Bowling Ball' has long, thin foliage that is deeply texutured. It keeps a dense, mounded habit, growing 2-3' tall and wide.
The 'North Pole' is a neat, columnar variety that retains its rich, dark-green foliage all year long. Excellent hardiness. Will keep a narrow habit, reaching 10-15' tall and 3-5' wide.
The 'North Pole' is a neat, columnar variety that retains its rich, dark-green foliage all year long. Excellent hardiness. Will keep a narrow habit, reaching 10-15' tall and 3-5' wide.
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The 'Pancake' reaches 1' tall and 2-3' wide. It has finely textured, sage-green foliage and keeps a dense, rounded habit. Foliage tints slightly blue in fall and winter.
The 'Rheingold' is a dwarf evergreen with bright, golden foliage that turns to coppery-gold in winter. Makes a great low hedge in its natural form, or clipped for a formal look. Will reach 3-5' tall and wide.
