Cupressus macnabiana [Walker Rd. blue] Part Sun/Shade Tough in any woodland situation

Tough in any woodland situation given adequate drainage and consistent summer water

this plant's origins are unclear

Frost hardy

this makes a small succulent shrub of cholla-like stems but only about 1/8" wide and adorned with golden spines

This represents the northern-most distribution of a lovely western native deciduous shrub with the only other species residing in Florida and Asia

Cupressus macnabiana [Walker Rd. blue] Part Sun/Shade Tough in any woodland situationNative to the foothills of the Sierra Cascades, this handsome, very drought tolerant, often multi trunked tree can reach 25 ft but often stays smaller. Silver green foliage, usual in a cypress, and bark that appears reddish. Great for screening informal hedge where your hose won't reach. Lean, well drained soil in sun is best with heat and very little summer water. Frost hardy to 5F, mid USDA zone 6. SHASTA CYPRESS Cupressaceae