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(Chamaecyparis) species to choose from. The Lawson falseexpress (C. lawsoniana) is a large (40 to 60 feet), dense, symmetrical specimen well suited for large landscapes. The Nootka falsecypress, or Alaskacedar (C. nootkatensis Tendula’) is a graceful, weeping pyramidal evergreen that makes a striking specimen and should be planted more often. This tree will soften any landscape and will benefit from afternoon shade and mulch.
The Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria j aponica ‘Yoshino’) is a billowy pyramidal tree well suited for privacy screens or windbreaks. Although it grows more slowly than the popular Leyland cypress (x Cupressocyparis leylandii), it tolerates wind and cold temperatures better and is less susceptible to disease problems.
The eastern red cedar, native to Virginia, is actually a juniper (J. virginiana). Though it can be a beautiful landscape tree, it is considered more of a weed and pest because it is the alternate host of the cedar-apple rust, a fungal disease of apple trees. Several members of the species J. scopulorum, including Iblleson’s juniper and the Colorado red cedar, make nice landscape specimens. Junipers
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