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Several cypress tree species are frequent in Kern County landscapes and windbreaks.  In recent years significant numbers of cypress appear to be declining, which is likely due to the inherent adaptability of these trees to the local climate.  Certain opportunistic pest problems may accelerate their demise. Arizona cypress, Cupressus arizonica, and Leyland cypress, Cupressocyparis leylandii, have been extensively planted throughout Kern County.  These species are often found in windbreak plantings around houses or corrals.  Arizona cypress has been widely established in Mojave desert landscapes in the Ridgecrest, Rosamond, and Mojave areas, while Leyland cypress has been planted in Tehachapi and on the San Joaquin Valley floor.  Both species possess cold tolerance sufficient for almost any Kern County location.  Arizona cypress is considered to be drought tolerant based on its performance in desert areas.  When vigorous, these cypresses have few...
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