Toms River, NJ (zone 7) owner wants 8 Italian cypress. Zone 7–11 suitable. But local growers don't carry, doubt survival.
Zone 7 = theoretical survival. Nurseries guarantee plants—if they won't stock it, local experience says it fails. Microclimate, winter wind, soil, disease pressure matter more than zone number.
Trust local nurseries. If they say "won't work," they're usually right. Choose proven local species.
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