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Most Cypress trees are deciduous. Contrary to general belief, they don't need to live near a swamp to grow well.
Cypress trees can be deciduous or evergreen and are usually very tall. Contrary to general belief, Bald Cypress trees don't need to live near a swamp to grow well. Bald cypress trees can live to 500 years or more! Some varieties make great hedge rows.
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winter gardening | how to prune a tree
by dig the dirt editor on November 10, 2010
WINTER GARDENING | HOW TO PRUNE A TREE ... read more
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Fall is for Planting
by dig the dirt editor on April 08, 2010
about groundcovers | perennials | choosin... read more
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a guide to winter pruning
by dig the dirt editor on February 04, 2010
easy pruning : Make clean cuts using sh... read more
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