Unknown Evergreen in South Carolina

[DoubleVeteran]

Hi,

I was hoping someone on the forum could help us identify this beautiful evergreen:

[img]https://doubleveteran.com/pictures/misc/UnknownBush1.jpg[/img]

[img]https://doubleveteran.com/pictures/misc/UnknownBush2.jpg[/img]

It's growing in our neighbor's yard, but they don't know what it's called (planted several years ago...) and we'd like to get us one

Thnx in advance!

DV

[cynthia_h]

Can you take a small cutting of it to a local nursery for identification? If it's a native or regional plant, there's bound to be someone at the nursery who knows what it is; maybe they even have started plants for sale!

Let us know, too.

Cynthia H.
El Cerrito, CA (former resident of Atlanta)
USDA Zone 9, Sunset Zone 17

[MaineDesigner]

You are way outside of my familiar climatic zones but it looks like it could be Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Boulevard'. At least in Zones 5 & 6 I have never seen a handsome example of 'Boulevard' that has been in the ground for a decade or more. Perhaps in climates like the Pacific Northwest it may age more gracefully but in New England its pleasures are ephemeral.

[Bihai]

It's pretty, I'd like to know what it is too.

[sean117Ply]

I have a goup planting bonsai of those, they are a type of conifer called a Chamaecyparis pisifera, Boulevard Cypress. They look very nice but can be tricky to find. Good luck

[georgechappel]

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[rondo769]

I was just at lowes today and saw one of those and said what a cool looking evergreen it was.