A St. Louis gardener asked if Italian cypress would survive there.
Italian cypress is rated for USDA zones 7–11. St. Louis is zone 6. Winter cold and ice will likely kill it or cause limb breakage.
Consult a local nursery for narrow, columnar evergreens suited to zone 6 (e.g., 'Skyrocket' juniper, 'Degroot's Spire' arborvitae).
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