As a proud bald cypress tree owner you know that these stunning trees provide incredible beauty graceful form, and versatility to landscapes across hardiness zones 4-11. However, their delicate needles and branches are susceptible to damage from sudden drops in temperature and early winter frosts. Protecting your bald cypress trees properly can make all the … Read more
Bald cypress trees are stunning landscape specimens, but they can fall victim to destructive spider mites These tiny pests suck sap from the foliage, leaving behind yellowing, stippled leaves covered in webs Severe infestations can even kill young trees. If your bald cypresses show signs of spider mite damage, don’t panic. With diligence and proper … Read more
Bald cypress trees are stunning landscape specimens prized for their graceful form and ability to thrive in wet conditions. However, their affinity for water also makes them prone to breeding mosquito larvae if standing water collects around their bases or buttress roots. Getting rid of mosquito larvae in bald cypress tree ponds and pools requires … Read more
The bald cypress tree (Taxodium distichum) is a distinctive and beautiful conifer native to swampy areas and wetlands of the southeastern United States. With its feathery green foliage, knobby knees, and attractive pyramidal form, the bald cypress makes a great addition to many landscapes. However, like any tree, it can become susceptible to nuisance pests … Read more
A drive around any older neighborhood will quickly show you giant trees right up against houses, blocking windows, damaging foundations and drains, and making rooms dark and gloomy. Bad decisions about planting distances are easy to find, so why are they made? The biggest single reason for poor tree placement is the way we see … Read more
Bald cypress trees (Taxodium distichum) are prized for their attractive feathery foliage, interesting knobby knees and pyramidal shape when young. However, they can sometimes fall victim to infestations by an annoying sap-sucking pest called thrips. Thrips feed on tender new growth of bald cypress trees causing buds to distort and dieback. Left uncontrolled, thrips can … Read more
The bald cypress tree (Taxodium distichum) is a majestic deciduous conifer that is native to swampy areas of the southeastern United States. With its feathery green foliage that turns coppery-bronze in fall the bald cypress is a unique and beautiful addition to landscapes. Proper fertilization is key to keeping your bald cypress healthy, supporting growth, … Read more
With their gracefully weeping boughs and delicate, fern-like foliage, mature bald cypress trees are a beautiful addition to any landscape However, if your young bald cypress is drooping instead of standing tall, it likely needs some TLC to restore its health and vigor. Drooping leaves or branches on a bald cypress tree can have several … Read more
The bald cypress tree is a hardy plant with a fighting spirit that can thrive in USDA Agriculture plant hardiness zones from 5 – 10. Most gardeners and horticulturists will find that this tree is easy to take care of and rarely runs into plant problems involving pests, fungal diseases, and environmental conditions. If your … Read more
The bald cypress tree is a hardy plant with a fighting spirit that can thrive in USDA Agriculture plant hardiness zones from 5 – 10. Most gardeners and horticulturists will find that this tree is easy to take care of and rarely runs into plant problems involving pests, fungal diseases, and environmental conditions. If your … Read more