#Slender hinoki cypress tree update
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I shared with the owner of my Landscape company, Vincent U. One last note, I have sung your praises with my sister in the Dallas area, my brother in El Paso, all my children from here to Virginia. The two new ones look very content for now. The one on the left came from you and has been in the ground since Spring. I live in zone 8b and we had a rough dry summer. A slender hinoki cypress tree that has just been planted or is experiencing unseasonably hot weather should receive water on about a weekly basis. I originally bought the gorgeous snow cicle hydrangea. On either side of the hydrangeas stand an oak that is native and probably more than 60 years old and a trellis for my star jasmine to enjoy. We also have some larger, specimen Hinokis that we have 'rescued'. Tiny, deep green needles with reddish new growth. Honokis, like many other conifers foliage tends to color when cold and in bright sun. The final picture is a bed in my backyard. An open-branched, pyramidal form with gracefully arching branchlets. All of the new plants remain happy one week after planting.

That bed also has firepower nandina in it. In the second picture you can see I have foxtail fern scattered about. I have left space for one more mock orange. What you see planted, from left to right, a mock orange that I have trained into a tree: front row is 6 Tom Thumb Arborvitae, back row is 2 fire power nandina, the Slender Hinoki, and 2 more nandina. The slender Hinoki cypress is slow-growing and eventually matures at 6 to 9 ft. After removing that one and cleaning him up, I transplanted him to a spot in my backyard.

#Slender hinoki cypress tree windows

The front bed under the two windows had very sickly Indian hawthorns, the largest was completely dead, two were bald except the very tips and the fourth was vigorous on the remaining 1/4 (3 years of pruning away dead limbs made a lopsided mess). It is planted as an ornamental tree because of its lovely blue-green color and ability to withstand severe. Young trees have slender, conic-shaped, neat crowns, while old trees have cylindrical crowns. Believing that a picture is worth a thousand words, I’m sharing these. The needle-like leaves are bluish-green or bluish-white.

#Slender hinoki cypress tree plus

I just installed 8 plants plus others from you.

#Slender hinoki cypress tree update

Might update progress of growth in a 6 months to a year.-Oh it will grow, keep us posted! Thanks for the photos! We are so glad you are pleased and we hope you enjoy it for years to come! Thanks for the kind words and great review! :) Beth Steele | WBG

10/10 would buy from again as well as recommend to friends. I held up my packing slip paper for scale in photo.

Roots look healthy and were not root bound in the container, Foliage was a healthy green as can be seen in photo. Tree was on the smaller end of the scale, but hoping it puts on growth fairly quickly as it settles into its new home. I was very impressed by the secure packaging and the wet paper taped around the top of the root ball to hold the moisture and soil in the pot during transit. Tree arrived in perfect condition on time (was concerned about time since it was shipped fedex). Picked Wilson Bros based on positive reviews, size of tree available, and price. I couldn't find this tree locally after searching for a while, so decided to order online.