Height Guide

These heights are approximate. Batches change frequently, so if you need exact heights, we recommend confirming current batch heights with our sales team.

• 40cm/45L: Approx. 1.0-1.2m tall
• 70L: Contact us for height information
• 200L:Contact us for height information

Why Choose This Tree for Your Landscape?

Striking Golden Foliage – Bright gold-green foliage adds contrast and structure to gardens year-round.

Narrow, Upright Growth – A compact, columnar form makes it ideal for small spaces, hedging, and feature planting.

Low Maintenance & Hardy – Requires minimal care and adapts well to different climates.

Drought & Frost Tolerant – Once established, it handles dry conditions and light frosts.

Perfect for Formal & Mediterranean Gardens – Complements structured landscapes and pairs well with other conifers.

Enhancing Soil for Vigorous Growth and Ornamental Features

Ideal Drainage: Requires well-drained soils.

Well-Draining Soil: Crucial for their health and ornamental value.

If you have the following soil, here are some tips for you:

• Sandy Soil: Great for drainage; supplement with slow-release fertilizers to provide a steady nutrient supply.
• Clay Soil: Improve with organic material and coarse sand to ensure proper drainage and avoid root rot.
• Loamy Soil: Typically well-suited; incorporate organic material to maintain structure and fertility.
• Peaty Soil: Generally too retentive; amend with sand or gravel to improve drainage.

Caring for Cupressus 'Swane's Gold'

Watering: Water regularly after planting until established. Once mature, it can withstand periods of drought.
Mulching: Apply a layer of organic mulch around the base to conserve moisture and suppress weeds.
Pruning: Lightly prune to shape and maintain desired size.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I water my Swane's Golden Cypress? Once established, the tree is drought-tolerant. However, during prolonged dry periods, infrequent deep watering is beneficial.
Can I grow it in a container? Absolutely! Its slow growth and compact habit make it suitable for container growth, provided there's adequate drainage.