Coniferus question

[Damian Bee]

Hi there, I saw this one growing in an empty block yesterday.

The tree height is around the 15 metre mark and has a weeping but ragged/tiered conical shape.
The branches pictured are about the same angle as they hang on the tree.

Any Conifer Sleuths out there that can I.D. it? I have not a clue

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I hope the pics can help with the I.D. process

[Hackimoto]

Possibly Cupressocyparis leylandii 'Leighton Green' At any rate I'm pretty sure it's a cypress.

[Damian Bee]

More wanted please

[Andrew Legg]

Hamckimoto may be right. I have a tall juniper in my yard with the same cones. Apparently it is Juniper Skyrocket. Not sure what the scientific name is though.

[Watto]

I have one of these growing in my yard. It is about 10 metres tall but I always wondered if they would be any good for bonsai. Currently I have two "seedlings" growing on and they appear to be easy to trim.
Has anyone tried them?

[Damian Bee]

Does not look like a skyrocket. I will post a pic of the tree soon.

[Mojo Moyogi]

From the cone it's Cypress, possibly Cupressus macrocarpa from your description.

Cheers,
Mojo

[NBPCA]

Cupressus arizonica would be my guess.

Grant

[Damian Bee]

Finally......

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Here it is in all of its weepy glory, does this narrow the scope for ID?

[bodhidharma]

Try Nootka cypress or Chinese weeping cypress. Pretty common.

[Hackimoto]

Looks like Bodhi has it. Chamaecyparis nootkatensis 'Pendula' - Nootka False Cypress

[Damian Bee]

Looks like a good crack at the target to me