It may be referred to as yellow cypress, red cypress or swamp cypress, depending on your location. The bald cypress is unique in that it is a deciduous conifer tree (I know, confusing, right?!).

Other trees often sold as pond cypress can have foliage that partially opens the leaflets. Some of these trees don't seem to like our soils and thus become chlorotic and turn yellow.

Question: Lately, I've been seeing references to a tree/shrub called a "lemon cypress tree." It looks like a standard Italian cypress, but the foilage is yellow. I cannot find any reference to ...

Last week, I introduced you to some of the most popular trees to plant in North Texas. For the next group of wonderful trees to consider, let’s discuss some oak, cypress and maple trees.

Although these two trees have much in common – both bald cypress and red maple prefer moist sites and grow rapidly when young – they’re vastly different in other respects, especially longevity.

“Others call it the yellow cypress … Alaskans use the name yellow-cedar.”In remote parts of Alaska, groves of yellow-cedar are on the decline. Just what is going on had not been documented ...