False Cypress Bushes

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The False Cypress family ( Chamaecyparis ) is a group of gorgeous evergreen conifers grown for their finely dissected foliage that appears as scale-like flat needles (much like some Junipers and Arborvitae), which adds year-round color and soft texture to the landscape. The family contains myriad plant sizes, foliage colors, and foliage appearances that bring their ornamental beauty to your garden. Available both in tree and shrub forms, the shapes range from pyramidal to round. Native to Japan, Taiwan, and parts of the U.S., False Cypress plants attract the senses with graceful and unique foliage. They can seem to blend into a landscape and become a focal point all at the same time. The many colors of this plant species extend from bluish-gray to several shades of green to gold. Some False Cypress shrubs also have a delightful aroma to their foliage! False Cypress bushes are widely used in rock gardens, as accents, specimens, borders, hedges, and in groupings. Choosing The Right False Cypress For You! Browse only for the False Cypress for your Planting Zone using our USDA zone filters, choose sun exposure levels, or narrow the options further by size. Here are some of NatureHills.com’s highest-rated False Cypress for you to choose from! Soft Serve® False Cypress - A fluffy, mid-sized pyramid with bright green foliage touched with silver-blue. Reaches 6-10 feet tall . Or check out the golden form here , too! Golden Mop False Cypress - A cheerful golden shrub with cascading, threadlike foliage. Compact at 2-3 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide . Cream Ball False Cypress - A neat, rounded ball with green foliage tipped in creamy blonde, perfect for small-space landscapes. Fernspray False Cypress - Features outward-arching, fernlike sprays. Grows 8-12 feet tall but stays slender at 3-4 feet wide . This variety also has a gorgeous gold form you can check out here ! What is the Difference Between Cypress and False Cypress? True Cypresses are cold-climate evergreen conifers in t