Cupressus Sempervirens Horizontalis

Conifer with a broad habit, similar to the well-known Cupressocyparis Leylandii.

A conifer with a spreading habit, similar to the well-known Cupressocyparis leylandii.
Regarding soil, it has no particular requirements, as it thrives in both clayey and calcareous soils that are compact, poor, and dry.
It tolerates marine climates well if protected by a protective layer. Its incomparable silhouette is best preserved with light but consistent pruning.

ORIGIN

Italy

FLOWERS

monoecious conifer with male and female flowers arranged in yellowish cones at the ends of the twigs.

FRUITS

Round (called "coccole" in Italy), 2-3 cm wide, glossy green at first, turning grayish brown when fully mature (ripening every two years). Its roots are deep in the early years, but then spread out superficially; therefore, in areas subject to strong winds, it is best to plant it in a sheltered location.

Height 18-22m
Width 2,5-3m
Growth speed 3/4
Zone 8
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