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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Hinoki cypress
		Hinoki Cypress Chamaecyparis obtusa, Japanese: 檜（桧）, also known as just Hinoki, or as Japanese Cypress, is a conifer in the cypress family Cupressaceae, native to central Japan.
		Hinoki cypress roots easily, and may need to be repotted every second year, removing as much as 1/3 to 1/2 of the root mass.
		To repot your Hinoki Cypress bonsai, this should be done every three to four years in mid spring for younger trees and then three to five years for the mature trees.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Hinoki-cypress (452 words)

	Floridata: Chamaecyparis obtusa
		Hinoki false cypress is an evergreen conifer with attractive soft and stringy reddish brown bark, and drooping flat frondlike branchlets bearing small scalelike leaves.
		The scalelike leaves of Hinoki false cypress are borne in pairs of two unequal sizes and shapes, and this is one way to tell Hinoki false cypress from the otherwise similar Sawara false cypress (Chamaecyparis pisifera) which has all of its adult leaves the same size and shape.
		Chamaecyparis obtusa, the Hinoki false cypress is native to southern Japan and the island of Taiwan.
	www.floridata.com /ref/C/cham_obt.cfm (676 words)

	HINOKI CYPRESS (Chamaecyparis sp.) : Bonsai Care Guide
		The smallest of all cypress, this tree makes a great choice for bonsai growers, reaching heights between 10 and 12 inches.
		For watering, the Hinoki Cypress is vulnerable to root rot, along with most Cypress species.
		You can wire the Hinoki Cypress throughout the year but a common problem is wiring takes the energy out of the tree.
	www.bonsaigardener.org /hinoki-cypress-bonsai.html (595 words)

	Hinoki or False Cypress
		Boulevard cypress (C. pisifera 'Boulevard') and Chamaecyparis thyoides 'Andelyensis Conica', Andelyensis cypress, seem to be the varieties which cause the most grief.
		Hinoki cypress also tends to form awkward whorls of foliage if not properly pruned.
		Chamaecyparis lawsoniana: Lawson cypress, Port Orford cedar - neither a cedar nor a cypress, it is hardy in zones 6-8.
	www.bonsai-bci.com /species/hinoki.html (1267 words)

	Chamaecyparis obtusa - hinoki - Information
		The reason for the latter is that hinoki is often planted on soils that favour the growth of lianas.
		Hinoki is a widely distributed species, occuring mainly in the central areas of Honshu and Kyushu.
		The age class structure of hinoki forests is skewed in such a way that a large proportion of the forests are approaching economic maturity.
	www.blandon.co.uk /forestry/species/hinoki.htm (953 words)

	Home fragrance: Baieido Hinoki Incense (Smokeless) :: Now Smell This
		During feudal times in Japan, the hinoki cypress was one of the Five Sacred Trees of the Kiso forest; death sentences were handed down to those who felled a hinoki cypress without permission from the authorities.
		Hinoki means “fire tree” in Japanese; in certain Shinto rites, pieces of dry hinoki wood are rubbed together to produce a flame.
		Hinoki oil kills fungus, bacteria and viruses and is gentle on the skin; it is used to treat abrasions and skin infections.
	nowsmellthis.blogharbor.com /blog/_archives/2006/9/23/2353214.html (563 words)

	Oriental Hinoki Products, Inc. Frequently Asked Questions
		Hinoki is gentle on skin and has even been used to make facial and body soap.
		The most prominent elements in Hinoki wood are known for their ability to naturally kill bacteria, viruses, viral infections, and fungus.
		Hinoki tubs are for soaking, not for bathing and should not be used with soap or harsh chemicals.
	www.molalla.net /ohp/faq.html (298 words)

	Read article on Hinoki Cypress Tree at bonsai.gifts-supplies.com
		The Hinoki Cypress is a tall tree that grows up to 50 to 75 feet in height with a spread of 10 to 20 feet.
		Of all cypresses, this one is most suitable for growing as bonsai if its spiraling leaves are wired properly.
		The Hinoki Cypress can endure cold climate but is sensitive to frost and drying winds and needs protection.
	www.bonsai.gifts-supplies.com /article-hinoki-cypress-tree.html (333 words)

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		And that is definitely the case with this cypress.
		With all of the different Cypress to choose from - I would say that everyone should have at least 150 of them in their landscape - okay, maybe just 100 would be good.
		Cypress do not like to sit in wet soils, they prefer to be planted in areas with good, well-drained soil and protection from harsh winds.
	www.pennsylvaniapride.com /default.aspx?pageid=31&plantid=1611 (417 words)

	Reconstruction of early spring temperature for central Japan from the tree-ring widths of Hinoki cypress and its ...
		We describe the results of a dendroclimatic study in central Japan using ring width data from living trees of Hinoki cypress.
		It is thus revealed that the Hinoki chronology has enough potential to reconstruct the climatic variability further into the past.
		Citation: Yonenobu, H., and D. Eckstein (2006), Reconstruction of early spring temperature for central Japan from the tree-ring widths of Hinoki cypress and its verification by other proxy records, Geophys.
	www.agu.org /pubs/crossref/2006/2006GL026170.shtml (309 words)

	Hinoki Cypress
		Hinoki Cypress and other cypress products are some of our best selling hinoki items.
		Our Hinoki Cypress and other hinoki products are backed by a return policy and we stand by the quality of the Hinoki Cypress and other cypress products offered.
		Hinoki Cypress - Evergreen Conifer - (Chamecyparis Obtusa "Compacta")
	www.cheapnovelty.com /hinoki_cypress.html (164 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Hinoki Cypress
		Chamaecyparis obtusa is a conifer in the cypress family Cupressaceae, native to central Japan, commonly known as Hinoki Cypress or Hinoki, Japanese: 檜（桧）.
		The related Chamaecyparis pisifera (Sawara Cypress) can be readily distinguished in its having pointed tips to the leaves and smaller cones.
		A similar cypress found on Taiwan is treated by different botanists as either a variety of this species (as Chamaecyparis obtusa var.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Hinoki_Cypress (412 words)

	Hinoki Cypress easily turned into a bonsai
		The Hinoki Cypress - Chamaecyparis - is a tall tree that grows up to 50 to 75 feet in height with a spread of 10 to 20 feet.
		Of all cypresses, this one is most suitable for growing as bonsai if its spiraling leaves are wired properly.
		The Hinoki Cypress can endure cold climate but is sensitive to frost and drying winds and needs protection.
	www.plant-care.com /1593-hinoki-cypress.html (406 words)

	Chamaecyparis - False Cypress
		The major styling challenge for false cypress is the fatal combination of rapid growth, die-back from lack of light, and refusal to bud on old wood.
		The Hinoki likes to be somewhat wet and I use a soil mix that is about 1/4 crushed granite, 1/4 calcined clay, 1/4 bark, and 1/4 peat humus.
		Bonsai (1989/No.4) called "Developing Hinoki Cypress Bonsai from Cuttings" which isn't bad; however, growing Hinokis from cuttings is almost as easy as breathing in and out so it's not the most useful article in my mind.
	www.bonsaiweb.com /care/faq/chamaecyparis.html (3803 words)

	Chamaecyparis obtusa - Hinoki cypress [Chamaeobt50] - $3.99 : Bonsai seeds and tree seeds by Misho bonsai
		Chamaecyparis obtusa - Hinoki cypress [Chamaeobt50] - $3.99 : Bonsai seeds and tree seeds by Misho bonsai
		Another characteristic appreciated of the hinoki cypress, is it's brwon to reddish peeling barki.
		Hinoki cypress is the easiest of Cypress to keep alive and maintain in good health.
	www.mishobonsai.com /chamaecyparis-obtusa-hinoki-cypress-p-31.html (106 words)

	Hinoki Cypress
		Hinoki Cypress and other cypress products are some of our best selling hinoki items.
		Our Hinoki Cypress and other hinoki products are backed by a return policy and we stand by the quality of the Hinoki Cypress and other cypress products offered.
		Hinoki Cypress - Evergreen Conifer - (Chamecyparis Obtusa "Compacta")
	cheapnovelty.com /hinoki_cypress.html (164 words)

	Bonsai Forest - hinoki cypress bonsai photos
		Shohin Hinoki Cypress Shohin Hinoki Cypress Before This is a good demonstration of what 4 hours of serious carving, wiring, pruning can do to a bonsai.
		Shohin Hinoki Cypress Shohin Hinoki Cypress Before When you want to create a shohin bonsai, it is better to use small variety.
		This Hinoki Cypress is a wonderful example of the Shohin Bonsai artistry of Sandy.
	www.bonsaiforest.net /pictures/hinoki-cypress-bonsai-photos.html (267 words)

	Dwarf Hinoki Cypress Bonsai
		Your Dwarf Hinoki Cypress is a 5 year old outdoor bonsai and stands approximately 12 inches tall.
		Pruning and wiring: The major styling challenge for false cypress is the fatal combination of rapid growth, die-back from lack of light, and refusal to bud on old wood.
		Veneer grafting can be used on Hinoki cypress in summer.
	www.bonsai-express.com /products/1621-dwarf_hinoki_cypress.htm (961 words)

	Dwarf Hinoki Cypress - Buy a Bonsai Tree Online
		The dwarf hinoki cypress bonsai tree comes direct from our growers to ensure the utmost quality.
		Hinoki Cypress are known for their dark green lacy leaves.
		Your Dwarf Hinoki Cypress is a 5 year old outdoor bonsai and stands approximately twelve inches tall.
	www.ncbuy.com /flowers/1621_hinoki_cypress.html (227 words)

	Hinoki Cypress: Smokeless Incense
		Hinoki Cypress is a very slow growing evergreen tree found in Japan.
		This incense is made using pure Hinoki essential oil, which by Japanese law can only be extracted from trees that have fallen or died.
		Hinoki is a smokless incense with a cleansing, evergreen, woody, spicy, and frankincense-like fragrance.
	www.scents-of-earth.com /hinoki.html (133 words)

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		Leaves of the cypress tree spread in flat planes in a feathery pattern on its.
		Cypress trees once flourished in the swamps, saturated lands, cypress tree.
		As a result, the cypress trees in Pool 1 are stressed, dying, and falling down..
	www.childrenlive.com /cypress-tree.html (268 words)

	BuckJones.com
		False cypresses (Chamaecyparis obtusa and Chamaecyparis pisifera) are so-named because they resemble closely, but are not, true cypresses.
		Their somewhat contorted, loosely pyramidal form consists of reddish-brown, exfoliating bark and flattened, feathery sprays of foliage, ranging in color from dark, emerald green to yellow, some with white tips, depending on the cultivar.
		Compacta' is more of a general term that refers to any Hinoki Cypress that is compact and pyramidal in form, which explains the variability in size and appearance from one plant to the next.
	www.buckjones.com (1502 words)

	Ilona's Reflecting Pool Garden, hinoki cypress
		Many of the false cypress evergreens are lovely, and I grow several, but this particular cultivar is especially beautiful -it has a sumptuous look.
		This type of evergreen looks pleasing in mixed plantings brightening the winter landscape,and giving depth to the summer views (although it needs sunshine and shouldn't be too shaded).
		Another name for this plant is Hinoki Cypress, the gracilis describes the form -which is graceful and more open.
	www.geocities.com /reflectpool/htmlFiles/hinokicypress.html (262 words)

	Bonsai Gifts - trees, plants, accessories
		The color of the foliage is bright lime green at the start of the season, bright to dark green during the Summer and yellow to bronze in the autumn.
		The leaves of the Bald Cypress are deciduous and spread in flat planes in a feathery pattern on its branchlets.
		Native to Japan, the scale-like leaves (needles) are bright green during spring and summer and slightly dull green during fall and winter.
	www.bonsaigifts.com /outdoor-bonsai-trees.html (1542 words)

	OHP Frequently Asked Questions
		Oregon Hinoki Products, Inc. (OHP) was started to introduce Americans to hinoki and its special properties and uses.
		Hinoki tubs are designed to bring you hours of relaxation and soaking pleasure.
		In fact, the properties in hinoki are very effective antiseptics for healing and treating skin problems like rashes, cuts, abrasions, and minor skin irritation.
	www.originalhinokiproducts.com /ohofaqs/index.nhtml (535 words)

	Blue Sterling Nursery
		The first species C. lawsoniana Lawson's False Cypress is a tree that grows in the wild to 21-60 meters high (70-200 feet) with a narrow, spire-like crown.
		It is found from the Cascade Mountains of northern Oregon, Washington, British Colombia, and Alaska to Prince William Sound and grows at an elevation of 200 to 7000 feet.
		In he wild it is a narrowly pyramidal tree 40-50 meters (125 to 155 feet) tall with an open crown, horizontal branches, and a straight trunk reddish-brown bark that peels in long thin strips.
	www.bluesterling.com /Chamaecyparis.htm (5374 words)

	Species of False Cypress
		False Cypress foliage is very similar to that of arborvitaes.
		Choices of Sawara False Cypress include Boulevard which has light blue foliage; Filifera Aurea (Gold Thread Cypress) which has yellow branch tips; Leptoclada which has a dense, compact, silvery gray appearance; and Plumosa which has feathery foliage.
		Choices of Hinoki False Cypress include Breviramea which has a narrow form with short branches; Compacta which has a dwarf form; Crippsii is a dwarf with yellow foliage; Gracilis has dark green foliage and its branch tips droop; and finally Pygmaea is a dwarf with bronze-green foliage and fanlike branchlets.
	www.yardener.com /SpeciesofFalseCypress.html (273 words)

	Chamaecyparis obtusa--Hinoki Cypress
		Hinoki cypress can stand 100 feet tall and spread 20 to 30 feet.
		In landscape situations, the tree is seen in the form of one of its many cultivars.
		Hinoki cypress prefers cool, moist soil and tolerates partial shade, though it prefers a sunny location.
	www.oldhouseweb.com /gardening/garden/01700213.shtml (124 words)

	33707 - Baieido Hinoki Cypress
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		Hinoki Cypress is a very slow growing evergreen tree in Japan.
		This incense is made using pure Hinoki essential oil, which by Japanese law can only be extracted from trees that have fallen or died. Hinoki comes in 50 gram bundles, and is a less smoke type incense.
	www.smartcart.com /sensia/cgi/display.cgi?item_num=33707 (130 words)

	Hinoki soap, CoQ10 Soap, Cypress Shampoo, Silk Cypress Soap from Hinoki USA.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cypress Shampoo-DT: For dandruff and the early stages of thinning hair: Cypress Shampoo (containing Hinoki oil and medicinal carbon) is designed to deep cleanse the cuticle, promote blood circulation, and energize and condition the scalp,
		Hinoki Oil, Medicinal Carbon and Sea Minerals will deep clean the pores of your skin, and leave it feeling fresh and clean.
		Cypress Silk Soap (containing Hinoki Oil, Silk, Honey and Squalane) is moisturizing and stimulates the healing process of the skin during dry weather.
	www.hinokiusa.com /index.html (132 words)

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