Split Rock web special

Split Rock web specialOne of the larger growing Hinoki cypress, 'Split Rock' will be 6 feet tall and wide in 10 years. The characteristic C. obtusa foliage catches the light, offering a delightful contrast to other nearby plants. The plant rarely needs attention, but will need regular weekly watering until established. A dwarf conifer that doesn't seem to have any pests or diseases will make many gardener's top 10 list. Excellent as a screening plant, or background element

Native to the Himalayan range in China

fern-like foliage on horizontal arching branches

This fragrant variety is a very rare find these days but let's change that

or in a large container

A golden exclamation point

We recommend planting in a raised bed for sharp drainage

This happens when the foliage begins to turn red

Hybridized by Steve McCulloch of Olympia

It is a long lived tree and will thrive in well drained soil that is a bit on the dry side

creating a most interesting weeping tree

The flowers seem to last and last…its best feature

but will need regular weekly watering until established