Botanical Name: Cupressocyparis leylandii Common Name: CASTLEWELLAN GOLD Size (h x w): 8m x 4m
Form: Conical tree Flower:
Position: Location: Tolerates: Soil: Suits most soils but does not like wet feet in its early years.
Uses: For shelter belts plant at 3 m centres for hedges plant at 1.5 to 2 m spacing. Foliage: Golden foliage

Botanical Name: Cupressocyparis leylandii Common Name: LEIGHTONS GREEN Size (h x w): 8m x 4m
Form: Conical tree Flower:
Position: Location: Tolerates: Tolerates partial shade to full sun Soil: Suits most soils but does not like wet feet.
Uses: Windbreak or screen. Informal hedges or can be clipped to create a more formal look. Foliage: Green, tips weep slightly whilst young

Botanical Name: Cupressus macrocarpa Common Name: MONTEREY CYPRESS Size (h x w): 25m x 4m
Form: Medium to tall spreading tree Flower:
Position: Location: Tolerates: Tolerates partial shade to full sun Soil: Well drained
Uses: Shelterbelts Foliage: Quick growing with dense crown. Origin: Provenance: It is seed grown from the ‘Strathallan” progeny trial complex in NZ. Collection targets trees with above-average growth, form and health from the top 30 families. The seed is imported by us and is not readily available within Australia.

Botanical Name: Cupressus macrocarpa lambertianna Common Name: LAMBERT CYPRESS Size (h x w): 15-20m x 6m
Form: A larger growing cypress than the Leylandii with more horizontal branches. Flower:
Position: Location: Tolerates: May take slightly wetter conditions than the Leylandii. Soil:
Uses: Windbreak or hedge Foliage:

Botanical Name: Cupressus lusitanica Common Name: MEXICAN CYPRESS Size (h x w): 25m x 5m
Form: Erect trunk with pendulous weeping branches and grey / green foliage Flower:
Position: Location: Tolerates: Drought and frost resistant Soil:
Uses: Foliage: Grows 4 – 5 metres in 10 years Origin: Mexico Provenance: This is seed grown stock from within the top 32 families in a NZ trial. The collection target trees are selected for above-average growth and health from improved planting stock. The seed is imported by us and is not readily available within Australia.