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CHAMAECYPARIS obtusa 'Split Rock' This is a fine blue Hinoki Cypress. Its dense form is pyramidal and matures at 3 x 2 feet. This needs full sun to show off what is considered to be the finest blue of its species. more info |
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CHAMAECYPARIS obtusa 'Teddy Bear' It is similar to 'Filicoides' but the internodes are closer together making it a more dense plant and therefore needing less initial shaping and pruning. Nice dark green foliage too. more info |
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CHAMAECYPARIS obtusa 'Templehof' This is a dense intermediate growing shrub that makes up a broad pyramid of about 5 feet in 10 years. The light green foliage is denser than other varieties of this size. more info |
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CHAMAECYPARIS obtusa 'Torulosa Nana' (C) A dwarf obtusa that will eventually get to 28 inches in 10 years. This is a casual shrub with a semi-prostrate habit and distinctive twisting thread-like foliage. more info |
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CHAMAECYPARIS obtusa 'Verdoni' (C) This very dwarf form makes a lovely spot of gold in the dwarf conifer garden. The golden foliage overlays the dark green of this irregular dense conical form and provides bright winter interest. more info |
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CHAMAECYPARIS obtusa Lynn's Golden |
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CHAMAECYPARIS obtusa Reis Dwarf |
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CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera 'Curly Tops' This selection of the Boulevard Cypress forms a small round globe of bright bluish white foliage with a twist at the end of each branch. more info |
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CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera 'Silver Lode' (C8) Bright white-flecked foliage very striking, especially as reverse remains silvery; said to be a sport of Minima Aurea.' Rounded cushion outline remains petite enough for a trough if regularly shaped. more info |
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CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera 'Snow' (C) Slow growing fine foliaged form with white growth tips which remain all season. Can grow to 5-6 feet in 25 years in a wide conical shape. more info |
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CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera 'White Pygmy' A little gem to covet with fine, feathery textured, strongly tipped white foliage. more info |
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CHAMAECYPARIS thyoides 'Emily' (C8) Rich green form with dense conical habit. Foliage does not turn bronzy color in Winter as does the species. more info |
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CHAMAECYPARIS thyoides 'Heatherbun' (C8) A compact, globe shaped form with plum winter color. Matures in the 6 to 8 foot range. more info |
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CHAMAECYPARIS thyoides 'Variegata' (FC) Splashes and streaks of creamy yellow brighten the foilage of this native evergreen tree. Grows in a conical shape. more info |
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CHAMAEYPARIS thyoides 'Yankee Blue' (C8) This is one of the bluest selections of this native evergreen species. A fast growing columnar tree, it would make a great hedge or specimen. more info |
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