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The Carolina Sapphire Cypress is a fast-growing evergreen that features lacy, silvery-blue foliage. It can grow 20 to 30 feet tall and maintains a pyramidal shape. This tree is a great alternative to a privacy fence. Not only is this evergreen fast-growing, but it is also deer, disease, and insect resistant! Just plant these trees in the ground for a lovely accent tree or use them as a wind barrier for your property. No extra pruning or pesticide treatments will be needed for this tree, unlike many evergreens that are not native to the South Caroline climate.
Growth Habit: Grows up to 2-3 ft per year with ideal conditions. It can reach 30-40 ft in height and 10-20 ft in width.
Native Origin: Arizona, New Mexico, Texas
Hardiness Zone: 6-9
Environment Needs: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Growth Rate: Rapid
Maintenance: A low-maintenance plant. After planting, adding a layer of 2 to 3 inches of mulch will help keep the soil moist and cool. Fertilize when planting and in early spring yearly with a slow release fertilizer.
The Carolina Sapphire Cypress is a fast-growing evergreen that features lacy, silvery-blue foliage. It can grow 20 to 30 feet tall and maintains a pyramidal shape. This tree is a great alternative to a privacy fence. Not only is this evergreen fast-growing, but it is also deer, disease, and insect resistant! Just plant these trees in the ground for a lovely accent tree or use them as a wind barrier for your property. No extra pruning or pesticide treatments will be needed for this tree, unlike many evergreens that are not native to the South Caroline climate.
Growth Habit: Grows up to 2-3 ft per year with ideal conditions. It can reach 30-40 ft in height and 10-20 ft in width.
Native Origin: Arizona, New Mexico, Texas
Hardiness Zone: 6-9
Environment Needs: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Growth Rate: Rapid
Maintenance: A low-maintenance plant. After planting, adding a layer of 2 to 3 inches of mulch will help keep the soil moist and cool. Fertilize when planting and in early spring yearly with a slow release fertilizer.