Leyland Cypress, X Cupressocyparis leylandi, was thought to be the plant world’s equivalent of a mule. Its parents are the Monterey Cypress ( Cupressus macrocarpa) and the Alaskan Cypress (of ...

The rapidly-growing Leyland cypress tree, or Cupressocyparis leylandii, quickly outgrows its space in a typical yard, unless properly and regularly trimmed.These trees have the potential to grow ...

One of the most widely planted trees in landscapes across Georgia is the Leyland cypress. It has many appealing qualities such as its pyramidal shape, attractive dark green foliage, and ...

Common name: Naylor’s Blue Leyland cypressBotanical name: Cupressocyparis leylandii hybridGrowth habit: Large pyramidal form; loosely branched and open.Size: From 10 to 15 feet wide and from 30 ...

Leyland and lawson cypress trees are frequently planted to form hedges and clipped to restrict their natural proportions - they can grow to more than 100ft high and 24ft wide otherwise ...

When the nursery or growing area is alkaline to neutral, the trees will grow beautifully here. Leyland cypress tree with seridium canker disease in Richardson (Micah Pace / Preservation Tree Services) ...

Leyland cypress are wildly popular trees. They’re less expensive and grow fast, up to 3 feet a season. That makes them the go-to tree for privacy screens.

My row of Leyland cypresses suffered terrible winter burn this year. Will fertilizer help them recover faster? A couple of them look dead. Is that possible? Some Leyland cypresses were killed by th… ...

Question: I recently planted a number of Leyland cypress trees and would like to encourage them to grow as rapidly as possible. Any suggestions?P.S., DeLeon SpringsAnswer: Water each tree heavily ...

Leyland cypress trees planted in Kern County landscapes grow fast, provide good windbreaks and look great -- for about a decade or two. And then, because they just can't hold up over the long haul ...