Reviewed by Andrew Hughes You might recognize the lemon cypress as the potted evergreen that seems to show up in every big ...

Conifer means that these kinds of trees - pine, spruce, fir, cypress - all produce seeds in cones. Bald cypress is one of the few deciduous cone-bearing trees.

The thing to remember is that conifers can only take limited amounts of pruning, so you can’t just cut them back hard to fit a space, says Joe Meny, horticulturist of the Gotelli Conifer ...

Conifers are cone-bearing plants and include plants such as pines, cypress, junipers and yews. They are usually recognized by their needle-like foliage and are considered evergreens.

A landscape needs “bones” — plants that anchor the overall look throughout the year, not just during the growing season in spring and summer. Evergreens typically form the “… ...

For the most part, yews (Taxus), hemlocks (Tsuga) and some species of false cypress (Chamaecyparis) also do well in partial ...

View common North American conifer trees, their ranges, ... Atlantic White Cypress Chamaecyparis thyoides foliage and cones, Franklin Parker Reserve, Chatsworth, New Jersey.

The famed, granite-set Monterey Cypress along 17-Mile Drive in Pebble Beach is oft-photographed. ... This spindly old conifer, small for its species, was scarred by a long-ago arson.

In the Midwest, cypress and other conifer species play an important role, reducing erosion and flooding, increasing water quality, and providing shelter for wildlife, CBP said. They also have ...

One of the tree’s natural companions in those forests is another conifer, the popular Hinoki cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa). Long before I knew that, I planted one not far from my umbrella pine.

Bald cypress has been around for a long time — something like 160 million years. Skip to Article. Set weather. ... For those who don’t know it, bald cypress is a conifer, ...