Callitropsis

The callitropsis genus encompasses a wide range of evergreens including callitropsis nootkatensis, callitropsis arizonica, and callitropsis macrocarpa, each valued for unique ornamental traits. From the graceful callitropsis nootkatensis pendula to the shimmering foliage of callitropsis glabra blue ice, these conifers enrich landscapes with structure and color. Hardy and adaptable, species like callitropsis forbesii and callitropsis lusitanica thrive in varied climates, offering resilience, longevity, and ecological benefits while adding enduring beauty to gardens.

Collection: Callitropsis

Callitropsis Rare Conifers with Distinct Evergreen Charm

Discover the Genus of Botanical Rarity

The genus Callitropsis brings together a group of rare coniferous trees with striking evergreen foliage and remarkable cold hardiness. These plants, including callitropsis nootkatensis and callitropsis glabra, are known for their resilience and architectural presence in landscapes.

Unique Traits of Evergreen Elegance

Native to North America, Callitropsis species thrive in diverse climates, from high altitudes to coastal areas. Their foliage varies in hue from silvery green to deep blue, and their decorative bark adds year-round texture. Moreover, some forms like callitropsis nootkatensis pendula exhibit weeping branches, enhancing their ornamental appeal.

Highlights from the Callitropsis Selection

Whether you’re drawn to towering trees or compact conifers, this collection covers multiple species and varieties:

  • Blue-tinted forms like callitropsis glabra blue ice

  • Dramatic silhouettes such as callitropsis arizonica

  • Pendulous cultivars including callitropsis nootkatensis pendula

  • Wild types like callitropsis pygmaea

  • Unique hybrids such as callitropsis x leylandii

Elevate Your Botanical Landscape

In addition, the callitropsis genus belongs to cupressaceae, offering close ties to the iconic false cypress. Their adaptability, drought tolerance, and evergreen beauty make them ideal for year-round interest. Explore our curated range and shop Callitropsis species now, available exclusively at Botanical Archive.