Proven Winners®
Soft Serve® Gold False Cypress
Soft Serve® Gold False Cypress
Chamaecyparis pisifera Soft Serve® Gold
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Brand: Proven Winners®
Foliage Color: Yellow Shades
Features:
- Soft to the touch
- Evergreen
- Pyramidal shape
- Mass planting
- Focal point
- Deer resistant
Details: This Chamaecyparis p. Soft Serve® Gold is a perfect addition for year-round color for your landscape. Grows as a dense pyramid, nice for planting near your front door or any place you’d like a formal accent. It can be easily grown in sun or shade.
Growing Tips: Little maintenance is needed, grows well in full sun to partially shade. It needs well-drained soil.
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