Chamaecyparis nootk. 'Glauca'

Chamaecyparis nootk. 'Glauca'Chamaecyparis nootkatensis 'Glauca,' commonly referred to as Alaska Cedar 'Glauca,' is a striking evergreen conifer prized for its elegant, narrow, pyramidal form and beautiful blue green foliage. Boasting finely textured, drooping branches, this tree adds year round interest to landscapes and works well in specimens or group plantings. With its subdued soft color palette and graceful growth habit, it complements both modern and traditional garden

transitioning to yellow-orange hues in the fall for seasonal interest

spreading habit and is perfect for adding elegance to any landscape

or reforestation projects

Its finely divided green foliage transitions to a muted golden tone in the fall

it blooms profusely with clusters of delicate

It produces elongated

White or pinkish flowers in spring

pyramidal form and layered

and is hardy enough to withstand harsh winter conditions

Full to patial sun

While it doesn’t have notable fall color

single-petaled blooms with bright yellow stamens