Chamaecyparis thyoides

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Read about Chamaecyparis thyoides in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Chamaecyparis thyoides, Brit. (C. sphaeroldea, Spach. Cupressus thyoides, Linn.). White Cedar. Tree, to 70 or 80 ft., with erect-spreading branches: branchlets irregularly arranged, spreading, not pendulous, very thin and slender, flattened: lvs. closely imbricate, glaucous or light green, with a conspicuous gland on the back, fragrant: cones small, ¼in. diam., bluish purple, with glaucous bloom. From Maine to Fla., west to Miss. S.S. 10:529. M.D.G. 1896:301 (habit). Beissner 529 (habit). Var. ericoides, Sudworth (C. ericoides, Carr. Retinospora ericoides, Hort.). Compact shrub, of erect, dense habit: lvs. linear-lanceolate, spreading, with 2 glaucous lines beneath, coloring in winter usually reddish brown. Beissner 532; see also Retinospora. Var. andelyensis, Silva-Tarouca (C. sphaeroidea andelyensis, Carr. C. leptoclada, Hochst. Retinospora leptoclada, Hort., not Zucc.). Intermediate form between the former and the type; bluish green, and of erect growth, with loosely apprcssed, lanceolate lvs.; often some branchlets with lvs. of the type and some with lvs. of the var. ericoides. R.H. 1869, p. 32, and 1880, p. 36. M.D.G 1890:329. R.B. 2:155. Beissner 532; see also Retinospora. Var. glauca, Sudworth (C. sphaeroidea glauca, Endl. Var. kewensis, Hort.). Of compact habit, very glaucous, with silvery hue. Var. variegata, Sudworth (Cupressus thyoides variegata, Loud.). Branchlets partially colored golden yellow. CH


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