Cupressocyparis leylandii Castlewellan Gold Spirals

Price range: £60.00 through £470.00

Frequently Bought Together

Cupressocyparis leylandii Castlewellan Gold Spirals - 45L 160-180cm
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Caragh Nurseries Multi-Purpose Compost - 50L
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Granular Seaweed Fertiliser - 10kg
Total: £233.00

Description

For instant structure with a touch of sunshine, Leylandii ‘Castlewellan Gold’ Spirals are hard to beat. This classic conifer is trained into an elegant spiral form, with soft, feathery foliage in golden-yellow and fresh green tones that brightens entrances, patios and pathways all year round.
It’s a brilliant choice when you want that formal, finished look straight away — perfect in pairs by doorways, gates, or framing steps — and it stays evergreen, so the garden never feels bare.

Quick Facts

  • Botanical Name: Cuprocyparis leylandii ‘Castlewellan Gold’
  • Common Name: Golden Leyland Cypress (Spiral)
  • Plant Type: Evergreen conifer (topiary)
  • Foliage: Soft, feathery sprays in gold and green
  • Position: Full sun to light shade (best colour in sun)
  • Soil: Well-drained soil; adaptable to most garden soils
  • Hardiness: Very hardy in Ireland & the UK
  • Best Use: Pots, entrances, patios, formal borders, framing doorways

Why You’ll Love It

  • Instantly “designed” look — perfect topiary structure
  • Evergreen colour all year round
  • Golden foliage that lifts darker corners
  • Ideal in pots and looks especially good as a matching pair

Where to Place Your Spirals

These look their best where they can act like living architecture:
  • either side of a front door or porch
  • framing a garden gate or pathway
  • as a statement in large containers on a terrace
  • bringing structure to formal or contemporary planting

How to Care for Leylandii Spirals

Keep well-watered in the first season (and regularly in pots during dry spells). To maintain that crisp spiral shape, give a light trim once or twice a year — typically late spring and again in late summer if needed. A spring feed will keep the foliage lush and vibrant.

Caragh Garden Notebook

Topiary is all about contrast: underplant your spirals with lavender, heucheras, trailing ivy, or seasonal bulbs in pots for a layered, high-end look. Add a pair of uplights at the base and they’ll look spectacular after dark.

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