Cupressus macrocarpa
This family comprises 15 genera and 140 species. It has a wide distribution in the forests of the Southern and Northern hemispheres. It can grow up to 20 meters tall and grows rapidly. The foliage consists of matte dark green scale-like leaves arranged alternately on the shoots. It is resistant to pruning and air pollution. It grows in a pyramid shape and is the most commonly used hedge plant. It is used as a windbreak in parks and gardens. Sensitive to temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius. It has taproots. Can be grown in sunny areas.
