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Profile:3 positives
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Gardeners' Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Positive | Lakeside3 | On Dec 14, 2008, Lakeside3 from Jacksonville, NC wrote: I purchased three 'Carolina Sapphire's' early spring 08, they stood three feet ht. and looked scronny, now it is winter 08; they have quickly filled-in and grown four inches taller. During the summer in zone 8, facing southwest the Silvery-Blue hue of the foliage is incrediable, but as winter rolls in the colors fades to a sea-green as these pictures will reveal. | | Positive | scotjute | On Mar 6, 2008, scotjute from Moody, TX wrote: This tree is drought resistant once established. Insists on well-drained soil. A nice addition to the yard, and can become a very striking tree. | | Positive | Hase1 | On Apr 22, 2005, Hase1 from Denton, TX wrote: I'm a little confused now. The tag that came with my plant said: Cupressus arizonica "Carolina Sapphire" so is mine now a Cupressus arizonica or a Cupressus glabra. If it's the same plant, please see my remarks under C. arizonica. |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: Prescott, Arizona
Huntington, Arkansas
Port Saint Lucie, Florida
Belmont, North Carolina
Jacksonville, North Carolina
Sumter, South Carolina
Austin, Texas
Denton, Texas
Montague, Texas
Moody, Texas
Sherman, Texas
Newport News, Virginia
Langley, Washington
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