Issues With Planting Leyland Cypress Trees In Your Yard

 


While Leyland cypress is a short-lived conifer, with a typical lifespan of 20 to 25 years and will eventually need to be removed. It has limited root support even when planted on well-drained soils which make it prone to being blown down during strong winds if placed in wet soil locations like coastal areas where there are lots of water table fluctuation throughout each year. Before planting one considers all this work needed to maintain Leyland Cypress.

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