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| Mature Height: |
40 ft. or trim to desired height |
| Mature Width: |
5 ft. |
| Sunlight: |
Full or Partial |
| Soil Conditions: |
Very Adaptable |
| Drought Tolerance: |
Good |
- Grows in an elegant, narrow fashion
- Shoots up to 3 ft. per year!
- Tolerant of many climates
Italian Cypress trees give height to your foundation plantings without taking up a lot of room.
Transforms any plain landscape. Architects use them to frame entryways, cover vertical drain-pipes, soften corners and vertical edges and even as elegant property dividers.
You can even plant them in large pots to frame your front entryway or to add elegance to your back patio or pool.
They grow almost everywhere… require little water, and can adapt to almost any soil type you may have. They even resist smog and frost damage!
Unlike most evergreens, the Italian Cypress does not grow in a pyramidal fashion. These popular new trees grow in a narrow, columnar fashion, practically reaching straight up without ever growing very wide.
When they reach the height you want, just cut the top.
These fast growers can shoot up to 2-3 ft. a year while giving you dense foliage, soft texture and symmetrical shape.
You’ll be seeing a lot more of these in higher end new homes developments. The Italian Cypress will sell out, so we recommend ordering while they’re still available.
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Reviewed by Alan in Memphis, TN:
The trees were packaged in a new way, box full of small trees, but were in good shape upon arrival. They have been in the ground for a summer and have grown over a foot and a half. I am very pleased and will consider other trees from your company in the future.
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Reviewed by Melissa in Baton Rouge, LA:
My Italian cypress trees are planted as a border in a row. They are very drought tolerant and are growing well without staking. The trees have grown moderately fast - about 2 feet per year.
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Reviewed by Ryan in Wichita, KS:
I thought they would have a hard time here in Wichita, but they're doin' great!
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Reviewed by Christine in Salt Lake City, UT:
I love this tree! We haven't planted it in the soil yet, so I move it indoors in the winter, and it has done well in the Utah dry climate and well in our humidified home.
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Reviewed by Mark in Richland, WA:
The trees are healthy and have grown over 2 feet already. They will be beautiful when fully grown!
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Reviewed by Chuck in Bordentown, NJ:
I've planted the trees in a semi-circle around a european style, concrete fountain. They have more that doubled in size.
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Reviewed by Dennis in Danville, AR:
The trees started slowly, but are healthy. They have grown 4 to 6 inches this first year. They have done well thus far in West Central Arkansas. Am anticipating more vigorous growth after getting roots established.
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