Rich green foliage and an irregular, sculptural silhouette give ‘Thoweil’ Hinoki Cypress the presence of a much larger tree in a compact package. Its tightly clustered foliage creates layers of texture, bringing year-round interest to a garden or patio container.
This slow-growing selection develops a narrow, upright form with its own distinctive character. Use it as a focal point among Japanese maples and other conifers, feature it in a decorative planter, or develop it as a future bonsai project.
The plant pictured has a full, densely branched canopy and comes in a 1-gallon nursery container.
Botanical name: Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Thoweil’
Foliage: Deep green evergreen sprays
Habit: Narrow, upright, naturally irregular
Growth rate: Slow; approximately 3–6 inches annually
Approximate garden size: 6 feet tall × 2 feet wide; continues growing with age
Photo: Actual plant offered
Growing in Central Texas: Choose morning sun with protection from intense afternoon exposure. Provide well-drained soil and consistent moisture, avoiding both prolonged dryness and standing water.
Rich green foliage and an irregular, sculptural silhouette give ‘Thoweil’ Hinoki Cypress the presence of a much larger tree in a compact package. Its tightly clustered foliage creates layers of texture, bringing year-round interest to a garden or patio container.
This slow-growing selection develops a narrow, upright form with its own distinctive character. Use it as a focal point among Japanese maples and other conifers, feature it in a decorative planter, or develop it as a future bonsai project.
The plant pictured has a full, densely branched canopy and comes in a 1-gallon nursery container.
Botanical name: Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Thoweil’
Foliage: Deep green evergreen sprays
Habit: Narrow, upright, naturally irregular
Growth rate: Slow; approximately 3–6 inches annually
Approximate garden size: 6 feet tall × 2 feet wide; continues growing with age
Photo: Actual plant offered
Growing in Central Texas: Choose morning sun with protection from intense afternoon exposure. Provide well-drained soil and consistent moisture, avoiding both prolonged dryness and standing water.
