Cupressus sempervirens Stricta Group Architectural will eventually form a very

will eventually form a very large tree

giving additional screening value

A dreamy floaty little tree probably at its best as a multi-stem but also grown as a standard

dainty tree with semi-double blush-to-white flowers through winter and offering good autumn colour

are more rounded than the species

Cupressus sempervirens Stricta Group Architectural will eventually form a veryPencil thin and conical, reaching heights of perhaps 30 ft tall in maturity, this cultivar is highly valued for the ascending, spire like effect it can bring to a restricted space, or a space where shade is not desired. 'Stricta' is the narrowest of all the C. sempervirens. **Advisory: Although wildly popular with designers, and regularly featuring in show gardens, the species is not entirely hardy in the British Isles, and is at risk if exposed to