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Cypress Trees
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Cypress, Arizona
Cupressus arizonica
Very drought tolerant. Excellent for windbreaks, Christmas trees and erosion control.
Blue-green foliage. Grows to 50', 25' spread.
Type of tree:
The Arizona Cypress falls into the following type(s): Evergreens
Mature Height:
The Arizona Cypress grows to be 50' feet in height.
Mature Spread:
The Arizona Cypress has a spread of about 25' at full maturity.
Spread Variations:
Growth Rate:
This tree grows at a medium growth rate.
Sun:
This cypress does well in full sun.
Soil:
The Arizona Cypress grows in acidic, alkaline, drought tolerant, loamy, sandy, well
drained, wide range soils.
Moisture:
Normal moisture requirements, but with good drought tolerance.
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Shape:
This cypress has columnar, pyramidal shape.
Leaves:
The leaves are gray-green and scale-like, closely overlapping each other and encircling
the branchlets.
Flower Color:
Nondescript.
Bloom Time:
April-May.
Fruit Description:
The fruit is round, less than 1/2 inch, dry, brown.
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Additional Information
Attributes:
The Arizona Cypress tree is exceptionally tolerant of hot, dry conditions. This makes it
an excellent tree for its native habitat, the southwestern United States and Northern
Mexico. In these locales it makes an excellent windbreak and is also widely used for soil
erosion planting.
Description:
Very drought tolerant. Excellent for windbreaks, Christmas trees and erosion control.
Blue-green foliage. Grows to 50', 25' spread.
Wildlife Value:
The seeds of the Arizona Cypress are consumed by squirrels, ground squirrels, and other
rodents.
History/Lore/Use:
The Arizona Cypress is a native of interior Mexico extending into the southwestern United
States where it is the only native Cypress. For a major species it was discovered by
Euro-Americans rather recently in history. Credit for the discovery goes to E. L. Greene,
who made the find in the 1880s.
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