Dwarf Hinoki Cypress - TREE FORM TREE FORM
Overview: A false cypress conifer grown for its deep green, fan-like foliage.
Mature size: Varies enormously by cultivar, from dwarf 3–5 ft. forms to the species' full 50–75 ft..
Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
Flowering season: Not grown for flowers — an evergreen conifer
Hardiness: USDA Zones 5–8
Water needs: Average; consistent moisture, more drought-tolerant once established
Special features: Trained as a single-trunk tree form rather than a natural mound. Fine, fan-like sprays of scale-like foliage; slow-growing and long-lived; give some protection from wind; can be somewhat susceptible to bagworms and root rot in poorly drained soil
Wildlife value: Cover and nesting habitat for birds
Botanical name: Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Nana Gracilis'
Category: Topiaries, Conifers, & Specialty Material