Cupressocyparis Care - Knowledgebase Question

Claremont, NH
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Question by dab9
September 20, 1998
I am interested in planting Cupressocyparis trees, but I know very little about them. Are they hardy in my zone 5 garden?


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Answer from NGA
September 20, 1998
The Leyland Cypress is hardy to about -23F degrees and should survive your average winter lows of -20F. The tree grows quickly into a pyramidal shape with long, slender, upright branches of flattened, gray-green foliage. Cupressocyparis leylandii accepts a wide variety of soils and climates and will grow 20-25 feet tall and 8 feet wide at maturity.

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