30 Live Bald Cypress Trees (Taxodium Distichum) - Fast Growing Shade Trees for Wet Areas | Perfect for Landscaping, Wetland Restoration & Backyard Privacy
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Description
Majestic shade and coniferous confidence can be yours with the introduction of the Bald Cypress to your gardening adventure. The Bald Cypress is a deciduous conifer well-suited toward either dry or wet land, though it is well-known for its ability to survive heavily saturated soil in the flood plains. The bountiful shade provided by the Bald Cypress is part of the reason it is highly valued in these regions. This medium-growth conifer sheds its leaves once a year, delighting the eye with its rich oranges and reds. Choose the Bald Cypress if seasonal beauty, moisture adaptability, and impressive shade are needed. The Bald Cypress has many talents, though it is most often touted as a shade tree. This tree is able to provide abundant shade in hot United States climates. The Bald Cypress is also adaptable to a variety of moisture conditions, though it certainly prefers the swampy, wet regions of flood plains and streamside corridors. The Bald Cypress is one of those unique trees that falls into the category of deciduous conifer. Soft, feathery needles abound on this tree, which loses its needles once a year in winter. This makes for a fantastic show as the leaves change color to orange and are shed to make way for new growth in the coming year. This is also from where the Bald Cypress takes its name; ÒbaldÓ refers to the lack of needles in winter. The Bald Cypress is also well-known for its ÒkneesÓ. The trunk begins to split as it reaches the ground or water level, displaying knotted knee-like appendages that entice the eye.
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Majestic shade and coniferous confidence can be yours with the introduction of the Bald Cypress to your gardening adventure. The Bald Cypress is a deciduous conifer well-suited toward either dry or wet land, though it is well-known for its ability to survive heavily saturated soil in the flood plains.
The bountiful shade provided by the Bald Cypress is part of the reason it is highly valued in these regions. Reaching between 50 and 70 feet tall, this medium-growth conifer sheds its leaves once a year, delighting the eye with its rich oranges and reds. Choose the Bald Cypress if seasonal beauty, moisture adaptability, and impressive shade are needed.
The Bald Cypress has many talents, though it is most often touted as a shade tree. This tree is able to provide abundant shade in hot United States climates. The Bald Cypress is also adaptable to a variety of moisture conditions, though it certainly prefers the swampy, wet regions of flood plains and streamside corridors.
The Bald Cypress is one of those unique trees that falls into the category of deciduous conifer. Soft, feathery needles abound on this tree, which loses its needles once a year in winter. This makes for a fantastic show as the leaves change color to orange and are shed to make way for new growth in the coming year.
This is also from where the Bald Cypress takes its name; ÒbaldÓ refers to the lack of needles in winter. The Bald Cypress is also well-known for its ÒkneesÓ. The trunk begins to split as it reaches the ground or water level, displaying knotted knee-like appendages that entice the eye.
