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Originally posted by Ron Martin
Two that come to mind are the Ginkgo and the cypress. And yes you can on both of them.
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We should clarify this.
You can chop a swamp or bald cypress and perhaps also a pond cypress; I don't know about the latter. These
Taxodium species are deciduous and not true cypresses (or even true false cypresses
).
Don't chop a true cypress
Cupressus sempervirens (which, from its name, clearly is not deciduous) or a false cypress
Chamaecyparis with the sort of abandon you would use on a maple or other deciduous tree.
Best regards,
Carl