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    How to Grow and Care for Hinoki Cypress - The Spruce

    • Here are the main care requirements for growing a Hinoki cypress: 1. Choose a location that can handle its large size at maturity. 2. Give full sun, although avoid afternoon sun exposure in hotter zones. 3. Prefer… See more

    Types of Hinoki Cypress Trees

    There are more than 200 cultivars of Hinoki cypress trees, including dwarf bonsai types that only grow to 12 inches. Popular small cultivars include: 1. 'Butter Ball': A globose dwarf variet… See more

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    Pruning

    When the upright branches of a Hinoki cypress tree forks, you can pruneit. Cut into new wood rather than the older brown branches. Prune back dead branches and those that s… See more

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    Propagating Hinoki Cypress

    The best time to propagate Hinoki cypress by cuttings is late summer, fall, or winter or by sowing seeds outdoors in spring. Hinoki cypress trees feature globose seed cones that are 1/… See more

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    Potting and Repotting Hinoki Cypress Trees

    Dwarf Hinoki cypress varieties can be grown in containers. Select a pot with large drain holes that are large and deep enough to accommodate the tree as it grows. Hinoki cypr… See more

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    What is Hinoki Cypress used for?
    Hailing from southern Japan, it is often used for privacy screens because it's so tall and dense. It's famous in Japanese gardens, and its dwarf form can be used as bonsai. Hinoki cypress grows best in moist, moderate zones (USDA 5 to 8), with six to eight hours of sunlight and slightly acidic soil.
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    Dwarf Hinoki cypress: A compact evergreen for year …

    Meet the dwarf Hinoki cypress. The full-sized Hinoki cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa) hails from southern Japan as well as parts of Taiwan. Special in its own right, the Hinoki tree has long been sacred to those who practice the Shinto …

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    How old is a hinoki cypress?
    A Hinoki cypress can grow up to 100 years old or more. Hinoki cypress trees (Chamaecyparis obtusa) are native to Japan and are often used for privacy screens because of their large, tight foliage.

    How to Grow and Care for Hinoki Cypress - The Spruce

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    What is Hinoki essential oil?
    Hinoki essential oil originates from Japanese cypress or Chamaecyparis obtusa. The wood of the hinoki tree was traditionally used to build shrines in Japan as it is resistant to fungi and termites. Hinoki essential oil comes with light pinkish-brown color and a woodsy, slightly citrusy fragrance. It possesses numerous therapeutic values.

    Hinoki Essential Oil: Benefits, Uses, and Side Effects

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    What is Hinoki Cypress used for?
    Hailing from southern Japan, it is often used for privacy screens because it's so tall and dense. It's famous in Japanese gardens, and its dwarf form can be used as bonsai. Hinoki cypress grows best in moist, moderate zones (USDA 5 to 8), with six to eight hours of sunlight and slightly acidic soil.

    How to Grow and Care for Hinoki Cypress - The Spruce

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    Are hinoki cypress trees sacred?
    Special in its own right, the Hinoki tree has long been sacred to those who practice the Shinto religion. While Hinoki cypress trees can reach heights of 75 to 130 feet, their dwarf Hinoki cypress counterparts are slow growing and much smaller.

    Dwarf Hinoki cypress: A compact evergreen for year-round beauty

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    What is hinoki wood used for?
    Hinoki wood is used as a traditional Japanese stick incense for its light, earthy aroma. [ 23 ] Essential oil distilled from its wood is uniquely scented and highly valued. [ 24 ] Hinoki pollen can cause pollinosis, a specific type of allergic rhinitis.

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    Are hinoki cypress evergreens?
    True to its name, the dwarf Hinoki cypress may be one of the more diminutive evergreens you can grow, but it makes an oversized contribution when it’s included in landscaping or container gardens.

    Dwarf Hinoki cypress: A compact evergreen for year-round beauty

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    Hinoki: A Revered Conifer — Seattle Japanese Garden

    Dec 16, 2016 · Among the many conifers in our garden is Chamaecyparis obtusa, known in Japan as hinoki. It's one of Japan's most revered trees for its beautiful, durable wood and bark and fragrant essential oils of its bark, wood and foliage.

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    Hinoki Essential Oil: Benefits, Uses, and Side Effects

    Aug 15, 2022 · Hinoki essential oil originates from Japanese cypress or Chamaecyparis obtusa. The wood of the hinoki tree was traditionally used to build shrines in Japan as it is resistant to fungi and termites. Hinoki essential oil …

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    Chamaecyparis obtusa - Wikipedia

    Chamaecyparis obtusa (Japanese cypress, hinoki cypress[2] or hinoki; Japanese: 檜 or 桧, hinoki) is a species of cypress native to central Japan in East Asia, [3][4] and widely cultivated in the temperate northern hemisphere for its high-quality …

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    Hinoki-cypress - The Morton Arboretum

    Cultivars. Hinoki-cypress is a graceful spreading tree with branches that droop at the tips. The small cones and attractive, red peeling bark add winter interest. There are a number of dwarf and compact cultivars available that add a nice …