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This rapidly-growing North American native evergreen
reaches 30 to 40 feet in height with a 10 to 12-foot-spread. It
is referred to as Cupressus glabra by some botanists. The
green foliage has a silver/gray shimmer and the branches are
more open than most other species of juniper. The
inconspicuous flowers are followed by small, one-inch cones
which persist on the tree. The peeling brown bark becomes
gray with age. Arizona Cypress is often used as a
specimen or windbreak planting and is a common sight in west
Texas and the southern High Plains where it tolerates the hot,
dry conditions with ease.
reaches 30 to 40 feet in height with a 10 to 12-foot-spread. It
is referred to as Cupressus glabra by some botanists. The
green foliage has a silver/gray shimmer and the branches are
more open than most other species of juniper. The
inconspicuous flowers are followed by small, one-inch cones
which persist on the tree. The peeling brown bark becomes
gray with age. Arizona Cypress is often used as a
specimen or windbreak planting and is a common sight in west
Texas and the southern High Plains where it tolerates the hot,
dry conditions with ease.
The Arizona cypress is a steeple shaped tree with a pale-green to gray-green color. The leaves
are extremely tiny and quite plentiful. They lay close to the branchlet surface in a scale like
arrangement and are about 0.1 inches long.
The bark is thin and delicate with a reddish brown color. It splits into strips along the length of
the tree.
The cones are spherical in shape and woody. They mature in two years. Tiny yellow flowers are
visible in the fall of the year. Heights of 80 feet and trunk diameters up to 3 feet have been
recorded. The Arizona cypress has a pleasing aroma.
are extremely tiny and quite plentiful. They lay close to the branchlet surface in a scale like
arrangement and are about 0.1 inches long.
The bark is thin and delicate with a reddish brown color. It splits into strips along the length of
the tree.
The cones are spherical in shape and woody. They mature in two years. Tiny yellow flowers are
visible in the fall of the year. Heights of 80 feet and trunk diameters up to 3 feet have been
recorded. The Arizona cypress has a pleasing aroma.
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