Another rare species anyone else growing it to meit looks distinct from Chamaecyparis thyoides.
Where do you get all these rare species, etc-? I'm curious now/finally.
Dax
It is not a distinct species, it is just the southern form of C. thyoides. I am growing it from several natural stands here in north Florida. I will post photos of it in the wild.
From years of collecting Jason any C. henryae photosappreciated.
Best treated as C. thyoides subsp. henryae. It fits the criteria for subspecies distinction well.
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