Chamaecyparis thyoides Rubicon Zephyranthes At the top of each

At the top of each stalk are 2-3" wide

beautifully-textured groundcover that takes sun or shade

The vigorous

The vigorously growing clump

The narrow-pleated

Chamaecyparis thyoides Rubicon Zephyranthes At the top of each(Chamaecyparis 'Red Star') Chamaecyparis thyoides 'Rubicon' is a unique, juvenile foliage form of our native white cedar discovered in 1971 by HJ Welch at Tennessee Valley Nursery. Our 15 year old plants have formed 12' tall x 4' wide cylindrical specimens. In winter, the soft, olive foliage turns a lovely purple. Chamaecyparis 'Rubicon' forms multiple leaders, so it does have a tendency to splay open in areas with heavy, wet snow.