- Flower nameHiyokuhiba
- Scientific nameChamaecyparis pisifera var. filifera
- Aliasイエヒバ, ヒヨクヒバ, Hiyokuhiba
- Place of originJapan
- Place of flowering
- Flowering seasonApril
What is Hiyokuhiba
Hiyokuhiba (scientific name low solidity Cypress: Chamaecyparis pisifera var. filifera) is a horticultural varieties of Evergreen coniferous trees of the Cypress genus Cupressus, Department of "mackerel". Twigs are slender, threadlike droops. With cross the opposite leaves are in Flake pointed leaf tips curl outward, located stomatal band of X-shaped leaves behind. Male flowers appear in spring branch, female is pale brown small pine shades of Brown-small oval-shaped.
Scientific name: Chamaecyparis pisifera var. filifera,
Other name: yehiba,
Origin: Japan, distribution: Southern Tohoku-Kyushu,
Living type: Evergreen coniferous tree,
Height: 20 m, tree: wide Cone, leaf color: green and white stomatal band (leaves behind),
Unisexual flowers, male: Brown small oval-shaped, small pine shades of pale brown flowers location out of the flower of twigs to solitary, flowering time: April, fruit shape: spherical fruits,
Applications: trees, hedges and Park trees.