Bald cypress tree landscapes

Bald cypress trees are favorites among planters as they provide a calming presence. Their foliage provides shade and makes them an ideal fit within any

Time for some pruning and maintenance on the trees at my Bedford, New York farm. As the owner of a working farm with many gardens, groves, and allees, I am constantly looking at all the plants and trees, making sure they are in perfect condition. Pruning is one of our biggest and most important tasks.

The Bald Cypress is one of the unsual trees which grow in water. The native region of the Bald Cypress are the swamps and floodplains in South Eastern North America. But, don't worry, they also do well in a normal garden. Learn here everything you need to know about this hardy tree. #baldcypress #trees #mygarden #mygardencom

It might surprise you to learn that #bald #cypress (Taxodium disticum) makes an excellent (and hardy) subject for all sorts of garden situations in regions as cold as USDA Hardiness Zone (minus 10 to minus 20 F). #landscape #trees #conifers #hardy

The Bald Cypress has a moderate growth rate and matures into a large pyramidal tree. This deciduous tree sheds its soft, fern-like needles in the fall after they turn a rich cinnamon color. This tree is tolerant of a wide range of soil types, including clay and extremely wet soil, but is still moderately drought…

Whether you're looking for small ornamental trees or taller shade trees, here are 20 ideas for trouble-free choices that will thrive in the Midwest, recommended by a Midwest horticulture expert.

Are you thinking about planting a Bald Cypress in your landscape? Before planting, it is wise to get familiar with the tree and their root systems. In this

Discover 10 fast-growing trees for USDA Zone 8, offering quick shade and beauty, perfect for enhancing any landscape efficiently.

Learn all about bald cypress trees, plus get expert tips and information for choosing, planting, growing and caring for water-loving bald cypress in your home landscape.