Q: I have three Arizona cypress trees on the west side of my backyard in the Northeast Heights here in Albuquerque. The bark on all three is peeling away, which I know is normal for an Arizona ...

The Arizona cypress is one of those plants that horticulturists and season gardeners alike look upon with amazement at its beauty and performance in the hot and humid Southeast. Right now we are ...

Arizona cypress (Cupressus arizonica): Known as “rough-bark cypress” in the mountains around Tucson, it can grow from 30 to 70 feet tall and spread to 20 feet. Silvery foliage. Recommended as ...

Arizona cypress are evergreen trees with a very upright growth pattern, extremely drought tolerant, well suited to our local climate and soil conditions, and can live 80 years or better with very ...

Arizona cypress is used a lot in dry landscapes but is prone to borer problems, branch dieback and dead limbs. Italian cypress branches can droop if the trees are watered too often.

They can attack Arizona cypress and juniper plants overall and leave them looking sickly and off-color. As for the Seiridium canker, it kills branches/portions of the tree at a time.

From the West Coast to the East Coast the Arizona cypress is starting to become a landscape favorite with its picturesque conical tree form. This time of the year we all rely on evergreens to give … ...

Randy McLean, looking over an Arizona cypress, also grows bonsai plants using mesquite grove, ironwood, one-seed juniper and desert willow.

CYPRESS — Two resolutions inspired by Arizona’s controversial immigration law died on Monday night when four of five city councilmen refused to support them. Councilman Phil Luebben int… ...

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