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Bald Cypress is a landscape problem-solver that boasts feathery, yellowish-green foliage in Spring and summer. In fall, its leaves take on attractive orange and cinnamon brown shades. Although it looks like an evergreen tree during the Summer months, Bald Cypress is a deciduous tree that drops its leaves each fall.

The bald cypress tree from Flowerwood is a deciduous conifer that grows long branches and is often found in wetland areas. The name bald cypress comes from the fact that its flat needles give it a bald appearance. Each Fall, these needles turn a beautiful coppery bronze before dropping. They can also be great warning signals for the health of the tree. If your bald cypress starts turning copper in the Spring or Summer, this could be a sign of a thirsty or stressed tree. Bald Cypress can be planted near ponds, creeks or anywhere you need a large ornamental tree that wildlife love. Once established, it will require very little maintenance. The bald cypress is a slow grower but a creeping giant. At maturity, they can reach heights in excess of 65 ft. As they get larger, the trunks of the bald cypress flare and knobby roots protrude from the ground around it. Water regularly, mulch around the base of the tree and fertilize each Spring with a slow-release fertilizer to keep your tree growing strong and your needles green.

Native trees are a major focal point in many landscapes and the beauty of an evergreen tree is providing green color all year long. The Carolina Sapphire Cypress tree will do just that with its fine-textured silvery blue-green foliage.Cupressus Arizonica var. glabra 'Carolina Sapphire' is a silvery blue evergreen with a feathery texture that makes a great wind barrier because of how large it gets. Carolina Sapphire Cypress grows in a pyramidal-shaped growth habit and, as a conifer, produces round-shaped cones each year.The Carolina cypress tree has reddish-brown bark that is barely noticeable underneath the electric blue needles. It is sure to light up any landscape and is highly noted for its aromatic fragrance. Some growers even use this as a Christmas tree during the holidays!The Sapphire Cypress tree is best grown as an evergreen hedge, privacy screen, or specimen plant where its uniqueness can be enjoyed.

Native trees are a major focal point in many landscapes and the beauty of an evergreen tree is providing green color all year long. The Carolina Sapphire Cypress tree will do just that with its fine-textured silvery blue-green foliage. Cupressus Arizonica var. glabra 'Carolina Sapphire' is a silvery blue evergreen with a feathery texture that makes a great wind barrier because of how large it gets. Carolina Sapphire Cypress grows in a pyramidal-shaped growth habit and, as a conifer, produces round-shaped cones each year. The Carolina cypress tree has reddish-brown bark that is barely noticeable underneath the electric blue needles. It is sure to light up any landscape and is highly noted for its aromatic fragrance. Some growers even use this as a Christmas tree during the holidays. The Sapphire Cypress tree is best grown as an evergreen hedge, privacy screen, or specimen plant where its uniqueness can be enjoyed.

Native trees are a major focal point in many landscapes and the beauty of an evergreen tree is providing green color all year long. The Carolina Sapphire Cypress tree will do just that with its fine-textured silvery blue-green foliage. Cupressus Arizonica var. glabra 'Carolina Sapphire' is a silvery blue evergreen with a feathery texture that makes a great wind barrier because of how large it gets. Carolina Sapphire Cypress grows in a pyramidal-shaped growth habit and, as a conifer, produces round-shaped cones each year. The Carolina cypress tree has reddish-brown bark that is barely noticeable underneath the electric blue needles. It is sure to light up any landscape and is highly noted for its aromatic fragrance. Some growers even use this as a Christmas tree during the holidays. The Sapphire Cypress tree is best grown as an evergreen hedge, privacy screen, or specimen plant where its uniqueness can be enjoyed.

The classic sight of the Bald Cypress Tree in Southern waterways is more versatile than you might think Native to swampy areas, you can find this Cypress along slow-moving creeks, streams, and rivers. A key feature of these Bald Cypress trees is their "knees". These are knobby segments of the bald cypress root system which protrude above the water to provide oxygen and stability to the tree in these wet conditions. The bald cypress also makes for an excellent shade tree when planted near a porch or patio. These trees grow naturally across the southern United States and have been seen in the drainage basin of the Mississippi Valley, along the Gulf coast, and coastal plains. Bald Cypress leaves have soft, feather-like foliage that is bright green and their shaggy bark is a grayish brown. You'll also find that they produce bald cypress fruit that is a small wrinkled ball looking "fruit" on the tree. This fruit is actually bald cypress tree nuts.

Vittata Calathea is a rarely seen, but absolutely stunning tropical plant we can't help but love. This plant's foliage is simply incredible. It's long, spear-shaped leaves would look elegant even if they were just plain green-but these leaves are far from plain. Instead, pairs of slender, white-green stripes run alongside the leaf veins, almost as if an artist painted them on by hand. It's a bold, yet elegant look that would be just as appropriate at a fancy art gallery as it would in a zoo's rainforest exhibit-or, most importantly, in your home. Vittata Calathea does best with indirect light, high humidity, and room-temperature water - a small price to pay for the wonderful show this plant's foliage puts on.

Introducing the ZZ Plant, an easy-to-care-for houseplant with a modern and stylish appearance. Its thick, waxy leaves and upright growth habit make it a perfect addition to any indoor space, from the living room to the office. The ZZ Plant is a low-maintenance plant that can tolerate low light and infrequent watering, making it an ideal choice for those who want to enjoy the beauty of nature without the hassle of high-maintenance care. Its glossy green leaves add a touch of natural beauty to any room, while its air-purifying qualities help to create a healthier indoor environment. Whether you're a seasoned plant parent or a beginner, the ZZ Plant is a great choice for anyone looking to add some greenery to their home or office. Order yours today and enjoy the beauty and benefits of this lovely plant.

Introducing the ZZ Plant, an easy-to-care-for houseplant with a modern and stylish appearance. Its thick, waxy leaves and upright growth habit make it a perfect addition to any indoor space, from the living room to the office. The ZZ Plant is a low-maintenance plant that can tolerate low light and infrequent watering, making it an ideal choice for those who want to enjoy the beauty of nature without the hassle of high-maintenance care. Its glossy green leaves add a touch of natural beauty to any room, while its air-purifying qualities help to create a healthier indoor environment. Whether you're a seasoned plant parent or a beginner, the ZZ Plant is a great choice for anyone looking to add some greenery to their home or office. Order yours today and enjoy the beauty and benefits of this lovely plant.