




Cupressus sempervirens
The Italian Cypress is a tall, slender tree that looks like a green column. It's often used in gardens and has a lovely shape.
Habitat: Gardens and parks
The Italian Cypress is a very tall, slender tree known for its distinctive dark green, columnar shape. Its dense, scale-like needles form a narrow, pointed crown that stands out prominently against the sky, often looking like a living exclamation point.





Category
TreeRarity
Rare
Danger
1/5
Snaps
1
Ancient Romans planted them near tombs, symbolizing eternity and remembrance.
Its wood is naturally scented and very durable, prized for chests and instruments!
The tiny cones can stay on the tree for years, even after their seeds have ripened!
They often grow so close together, they form natural, impenetrable green walls!
Italian Cypress can survive long, dry spells thanks to its efficient water use and deep root system.
Italian Cypress has dense, narrow foliage that creates natural windbreaks to protect other plants and structures.
Italian Cypress can live for hundreds of years, making it a living monument to history and time.

Turdus merula
Builds nests in its dense, protective branches.
Phyllonorycter cupressus
Larvae tunnel inside and feed on cypress needles.
Imagine trees with needles instead of flat leaves and special cones that hold their seeds. These evergreens bring green to the forest all year long!
These wonderful plants keep their leaves or needles all year round, providing beautiful green scenery even in the chilliest months. They stay green forever!
These resilient plants are tough cookies that can thrive even when there's salt in the soil or air, often found happily living near the ocean.
Watch these energetic plants grow super fast, quickly transforming spaces and adding lush greenery in a blink of an eye!
Discover how people use wood from trees to build amazing things, from houses to furniture! It's an important natural resource that helps us every day.
Spot amazing living things that thrive right alongside us in cities and towns, finding homes in parks, gardens, and even cracks in pavements.
Danger
1/5
Do not pick or eat anything you find. Some plants and mushrooms can be harmful.
15-30 m
1-3 m
No
50-100 cm
150-300 years
Gardens and parks
Small woody cones
Medium
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