Xanthocyparis vietnamensis (Vietnamese Cypress) syn. Cupressus vietnamensis Zone 8 Notes: Rare newly described species

Notes: Rare newly described species endemic to parts of Northern California

Looks like a cross between Anemone and Cimicifuga

Height: 30'- 60' in the wild can reach 150'

A wonderful foliage plant that will form a three foot wide clump in 5 years

Notes:  Named after student Richard Hartlage who crossed Sinocalycanthus chinensi with Calycanthus floridus in 1991 at the JC Raulston Arboretum at North Carolina State University

Xanthocyparis vietnamensis (Vietnamese Cypress) syn. Cupressus vietnamensis Zone 8 Notes: Rare newly described speciesFamily: Cupressaceae Zone: 7 10 Natural Range: Vietnam Soil: Average to moist, humus rich Light: Part sun to sun Height: 50' Bloom Time: NA Attributes: Evergreen. Pyramidal, becoming irregular and flat topped with age. Juvenile and transitional foliage present. Notes: Recently discovered species named in 2002, resulting in a new genus of Xanthocyparis. Only a few hundred trees remain in the wild. In its native habitat X. vietnamensis grows in mixed