Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Filip's Golden Tears' Lawson Cypress Selected Size:1 gallon 'Autumn Cascades' gets its name

'Autumn Cascades' gets its name from its spectacular bright orange to deep red fall color and weeping habit

The term "no mai" refers to dancing

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Pseudolarix amabilis is a deciduous conifer that has long green needle clusters that make this tree look quite unique

This bright yellow coloration is often outlined with a light border of red

Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Filip's Golden Tears' Lawson Cypress Selected Size:1 gallon 'Autumn Cascades' gets its nameChamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Filip's Golden Tears' Lawson Cypress Zones 5 9 Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Filip's Golden Tears' is a narrow, upright conifer with strictly pendulous branches highlighted in bright golden yellow. Discovered as a seedling of Diks Weeping by Edwin Smits, it features delicate, lacy foliage that holds its color well in full sun without burning. After 10 years, it can reach about 20 ft tall and 5 ft wide, growing up to 24 inches per