Both exceed 12 ft width at maturity; roots spread 1.5x canopy width, threatening foundations in your 12-ft gap.
Cupressus sempervirens stays 3–5 ft wide, 30+ ft tall. Ideal for narrow screens. See UF/IFAS fact sheet.
Contact NC Forest Service and NC Extension for site-specific recommendations.
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