Taxodium distichum 'Falling Waters' web special

Taxodium distichum 'Falling Waters' web specialYou will need to stake this interesting deciduous conifer to achieve the results seen in this photo. In 10 years the tree will be 10 ft tall and 5 ft wide. In winter, without leaves, it will be a very unique sculpture in the garden. Then, in spring the new foliage will come out a bright florescent green creating a 'WOW'. Some think, when seeing 'Falling Waters' it is a weeping Dawn redwood, but it is a Bald Cypress. In the fall the foliage turns to a

solid-colored drifts along the edge of woods

The ball-shaped trusses have red-orange with hints of golden-yellow mixed in

This weeping form of the Noble fir has to be staked to the height desired

A real find

will be only 2-3ft

adding interest in the late summer/fall

Very different

The foliage is large

aurea and C

This new hybrid is quite lovely

'Butterhorn' was an instant winner

this Scotch pine will really light up the winter landscape with its 'school bus yellow' foliage