Scientific Name:
                            
                                Chamaecyparis lawsoniana
                                
                                
                                
                            
                        Pronunciation:
                kam-ee-SIP-uh-riss law-sun-ee-AY-nuh
            Common Name:
                Lawson cypress, Port Orford cypress
            Family Name:
                Cupressaceae
            Plant Type:
                Conifer
            Key ID Features:
                Spiraling, open, glowing tree, nodding leader, branch sprays flat and upright; leaves scale-like, most 2-3mm long, soft, dark green to gold, white X on underside; male cones bright pink at tips of branchlets; pollen cones 2-4mm, red to purple; female cones like soccer ball and 6-9(-12)mm round, (6-)8-10 scales with the apical pair fused; seeds 2-4 per scale, 2-5mm long with wing as broad; seedlings with 2 cotyledons. Conifers.org
            
Habit:
                Dense, Horizontal, Spreading
            Form:
                Pyramidal - narrowly
            Texture:
                Medium - fine
            Mature Height:
                15 - 22m
            Mature Spread:
                3 - 4m
            Growth Rate:
                Moderate
            Origin:
                U.S. - northwest, U.S. - southwest
            Hardiness Rating:
                Zone 6: (-23 to -18 °C)
            Exposure:
                Full sun, Part sun/part shade
            Soil/Growing Medium:
                Well-drained
            Water Use:
                Moderate, Summer dry
            Landscape Uses:
                Hedge row, Specimen plant, Woodland margin
            Additional Info:
                
            
Leaf Morphology:
                            
                        Form:
                Scale-like
            Arrangement:
                Opposite, Imbricate
            Texture/Venation:
                Prickly
            Surfaces:
                Glandular hairs, Distinctive smell
            Colour in Summer:
                Bluish, Green, Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Ivonne' is a yellow foliage cultivar
            Colour in Fall:
                Bluish, Green
            Shapes:
                Rhomboidal
            Apices:
                Acuminate, Acute
            Bases:
                Acute, Truncate
            Margins:
                Entire
            Additional Info:
                CV. 'Ivonne' is a golden foliage cultivar
            
Bark Morphology:
                Exfoliating, Plated, Stringy, Deeply fissured, Single stem trunk
            Bark or Stem Colour:
                Red, Brown, Dark brown
            Propagation:
                Seed, Softwood cuttings
            Maintenance:
                Low
            Pest Susceptibility:
                Blight or needle cast, Caterpillar or cutworm, Mites, Root rot, Scale insects (Pest resistant, Disease resistant)
            
                                Course(s):
                            
                            - not used (on campus)
                                Location(s):
                            
                            - (GAZ) GAZebo
- (GAZW) GAZebo West : q.1 cv. Ivonne
- (LTW) Langley Township Walk
 
                         
                         
                         
                         
                        