This week's Plant Pick of the Week is a weeping evergreen called bald cypress 'Cascade Falls.' Skip to Article. ... especially if the tree is growing in a lawn that’s being fertilized.

Bald cypress trees usually draw extra attention during this time of year because their needles are ... Another option is Cascade Falls bald cypress, a weeping form of the tree that grows 8 to ...

Other tree species offered in the sale include: Long Regal Prince Oak, Scarlet Curls Willow, Lindsey's Skyward Bald Cypress, and Cascade Falls Weeping Bald Cypress. The online store can be ...

Do you ever visit the New Hanover County Arboretum and see a beautiful tree with some unique attributes? Perhaps it’s displaying the weeping form of soft-needled cypress leaves, or the spiraling ...

Remember that bald cypress trees were growing in swamps 100 million years ago, long before the Baltimore ravens or most modern birds had evolved. As you might have guessed, we have planted bald ...

As to the problem with knees, most cypress trees planted in well-drained average landscapes do not produce knees. But once a tree starts, there is no way to make it stop other than removing the tree.

Red maples have a 75-year lifespan, while bald cypress trees can live for centuries. Note: Be sure to purchase locally grown plants, not specimens cultivated in Northern states.

The size and longevity of the bald cypress (to 140 feet high, 40 feet around and at least 1,200 years documented for some living trees) belie the fact that it is an early colonizer, dependent on ...

Do you ever visit the New Hanover County Arboretum and see a beautiful tree with some unique attributes? Perhaps it’s displaying the weeping form of soft-needled cypress leaves, or the spiraling ...