I purchased four golden dwarf Hinoki cypress trees as a holiday accent. I have put them in my breezeway, which is cool but would like to plant them in the yard. Do I need to do that before winter ...

Dwarf hinoki cypress are among the most attractive conifers for the mixed border. The golden varieties add a cheery glow to the garden, especially in winter, when color is needed the most.

What: Chamaecyparis obtusa “Nana Lutea,” commonly called golden dwarf Hinoki cypress, is a beautiful and dense-growing dwarf conifer the glows brilliantly in the garden.It has delicate tiny ...

I’ve always been partial to Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Nana,’ commonly known as dwarf hinoki cypress. It is a miniature conifer that adds an elegant Japanese touch to the garden.

An upright golden Hinoki cypress the way it SHOULD look. Q: My falsecypress, which has been in the ground over two years and doing so wonderfully, has turned very brown.

You could also go with dwarf upright Hinoki cypress varieties such as 'Nana Gracilis,' 'Gracilis Compacta,' 'Torulosa' or 'Templehof.' These grow much more slowly, though, to about 6 to 8 feet ...

What: No garden should be without a dwarf selection of Hinoki cypress — and this is one of the best. Chamaecyparis obtusa “Nana” is a very slow-growing cultivar.

In celebration of Arbor Day, the Kelso Garden Club planted three dwarf golden hinoki cypress trees in Tam O’Shanter Park in the summer in Kelso. The trees were planted near two memorials the ...