Cupressus arizonica
Arizona Cypress
Cupressaceae
Evergreen, Trees
CUPRESSUSThese conifers have tiny scalelike leaves that are closely set on cord-like branches and bear interesting globular, golf ball–size cones made up of shield-shaped scales. Need little pruning.
Cupressus arizonicaNative to central Arizona, this 40 ft. tall, 20 ft. wide conifer is quite variable, with foliage running the range from green to blue gray or silvery. Bark is rough and furrowed.
C. a. glabra (often sold as C. glabra) is virtually identical to the species, but has smooth, cherry red bark.
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