What's this plant? 7
By Pip_c
Southern Sydney, NSW, Australia
Is it some kind of Juniper?
- 8 Sep, 2009
Answers
I've never seen any cones on the tree, it's about 2/3m tall, it's growing in the ground, no idea how old it is.
WIll try to post a pic of trunk/ leaves soon.
10 Sep, 2009
But I looked up Leyland Cypress on Google Images and it's pretty much the same
10 Sep, 2009
It's gonna be a big tree!
10 Sep, 2009
I can't really remember it growing, either - always been squished up against the fence, never loses its leaves, always has the doves nesting in it...
10 Sep, 2009
I hope its not too close to the house! You don't want roots undermining the foundations.
11 Sep, 2009
Don't worry, it's not even in our backyard
21 Sep, 2009
It's a Lawson's Cypress! Thanks for your help St John Tongue
9 Oct, 2009
Ne bother, Pip c.
10 Oct, 2009
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Doesn't look like a juniper, it could be a Leyland Cypress, Lawson Cypress, False Cypress or one of many others.
Could we have a closer photo of the trunk, leaves and especially any cones. Cones are often the only way to identify these type of trees.
Is it growing in the ground or in a pot, how old is it and how tall is it?
8 Sep, 2009