65+ Hinoki Cypress Bush

An open branched pyramidal form with gracefully arching branchlets. A dwarf evergreen with a unique look the dwarf hinoki is a great choice for front doors borders beds and rock gardens.

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Hinoki cypress many of the cultivars of chamaecyparis obtusa are called hinoki cypresses and most are shorter shrubs ideal for landscape settings where trees won t fit. Hinoki cypress trees chamaecyparis obtusa also referred to as hinoki false cypresses provides strong visual interest to the home garden with their dense pyramidal habit reaching heights up up. Its texture and color are a nice variation with other evergreens it may be used as a specimen feature with other plants in a dooryard planting or even the edge of a border. Hinoki cypress trees feature globose cones that are 8 to 12 millimeters in diameter.

Space your cypress trees about 4 to 5 feet apart depending on how dense you want your hedge. Some of the smallest types of hinoki cypress trees are as short as 12 30 cm. A tall evergreen coniferous tree the hinoki cypress hails from southern japan. Hinoki dwarf cypress chamaecyparis obtusa and sawara dwarf cypress chamaecyparis pisifera are commonly called false cypress.

Native to japan the hinoki cypress chamaecyparis obtusa is a slow growing tree and has a number of beautiful dwarf cultivars. The plants are excellent varieties for container growing and bonsai but many varieties like reis dwarf the fernlike filicoides bright yellow lemon thread and golden leaved nana are eye catching specimens outside in the garden as well. In fact the hinoki shrub s slow upright growth makes it perfect for any compromised planting location from tight spaces to shady areas. In many countries hinoki cypress evergreen trees are planted for their ornamental look and rich foliage.

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