Buy Cupressus macrocarpa 'Wilma'

Bright yellow (with only a tint of green), the leaves of this densely columnar dwarf selection (to 6' x 1' in 10 years) make a cheerful statement whether it?s used as a patio container topiary, hedge or accent. S-PSh/M/GDr

Glowing bright yellow, lemon scented dwarf conifer...in youth, a narrow pillar shape, rising about one foot per year (in 10 years, 8-10’ tall and 2’ wide). Gorgeous in pots! Great specimen in the garden! Sun for best color, decent soil and occasional to regular water. Deer resistant. USDA Z7

The Lemon Scented Cypress provides not only its unique golden color but smells strongly of freshly peeled lemon zest when the leaves are touched. No other conifer smells as good! The golden yellow color is much more attractive than other yellow conifers and plants keep their golden color all year.

Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Wilma Goldcrest’ is a small, evergreen conifer displaying bright yellow foliage with a lemon scent. Columnar habit, reaching 6′ tall in 10 years. Monterey Cypress is an excellent container plant or color accent for your garden. Prefers well-drained soil and moderate water. Protect from cold winds.

Dwarf conifer with aromatic chartreuse foliage. This is a fine feature in patio pots and borders with its conical, columnar habit. Juvenile foliage and lovely color will make this a standout in any garden. Growth Rate medium

Wilma has a wonderful color to add a blast of color to your miniature garden. Otherwise know as a lemon cypress because the branches smell like lemon when rubbed gently. It's a great conifer for indoors, or outdoors in the summer, indoors for the winter. It's perfect for temperate and warmer climates to keep outside all year long. Keep the soil wrung-sponge damp but will tolerate the occasional dryness - but don't leave the soil dry for long. Great color to decorate for the winter holidays. Indoor: likes bright indirect light and keep the soil evenly damp. Outdoor: They are hardened off to Zone 7 (0 °F) and good through Zone 11 (above 40 °F). In colder climates treat as an annual, or bring indoors for the winter. Cold hardy zones 7 through 11, or hardy to 0 °F. Heat zone 12 - 7 . Part sun / cool sun to part shade outdoors. Bright indirect light indoors. Regular water, do not let the soil dry out completely. Growth rate dependent on placement, 3" to 10" per year depending where it lives. Prune in late winter so the new growth will hide the cut marks.

Cupressus macrocarpa 'Wilma Goldcrest' - A tight, columnar, juvenile form of Monterey Cypress. Leaves bright yellow with a green tint. Very good for patio containers or topiary with flowers around base. Found as a mutation from 'Goldcrest' in 1987. Originated in Holland by P. Overkleeft.

Golden yellow, evergreen foliage with a lemon scent. Columnar, good in containers. USDA zones 7-8

Small, evergreen conifer with glowing, lemon-yellow and lemon scented foliage. Upright, narrow, and columnar, this is a slow grower, to 6' in 10 years and eventually to 15', a perfect accent for the small garden. Sun with good drainage and very little summer water for best performance. Frost hardy at least into the low to mid teens, low to mid USDA zone 8 and, reported, into zone 7. A good pot specimen as well.

Bright golden yellow lemon scented foliage on this conifer that is narrow in youth, but widens with age. Sound familiar?