Gold Mop Cypress

[Buck B. Nekkid]

Hi all. I rescued three gold mops from a nursery which was ready to
dumpster them. They're in a grand spot in the garden now, and are doing
pretty well. Does anyone have tips for care over the NC winter, and into
spring? I'd like to do what I can to help them thrive.

Thanks in advance,

-Matt

[trader4@optonline.net]

"Hi all. I rescued three gold mops from a nursery which was ready to
dumpster them. They're in a grand spot in the garden now, and are
doing
pretty well. Does anyone have tips for care over the NC winter, and
into
spring? I'd like to do what I can to help them thrive. "

I'd just leave them alone and they'll be fine. I haven't done anything
to mine here in NJ and they grow like crazy.

[Anthony B]

They will do fine.. goldmop is tough. Only way to cause them lasting harm is
too wet for too long. Best of luck

Virgo91967



"Buck B. Nekkid" <macgyver95814@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all. I rescued three gold mops from a nursery which was ready to
> dumpster them. They're in a grand spot in the garden now, and are doing
> pretty well. Does anyone have tips for care over the NC winter, and into
> spring? I'd like to do what I can to help them thrive.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> -Matt

[twelvepole]

In some areas the yellow-foliage types are prone to winterburn without protection from the winter sun and harsh winds.