Taxodium distichum, the Bald Cypress, is a iconic deciduous conifer native to the southeastern U.S. swamps and floodplains. It is famous for its "knees" – woody pneumatophores that protrude from the roots in wet conditions. The feathery, light green needles turn a beautiful russet-orange in fall before dropping. The bark is fibrous and reddish-brown. It is extremely long-lived, rot-resistant, and adapts to drier upland sites. A majestic tree for wet or dry landscapes.




| Family: | Cupressaceae (koo-press-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Taxodium (taks-OH-dee-um) |
| Species: | distichum (DIS-tik-um) |
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