ID please

[Lizzi]

Hello

 

I am looking to buy a few more of these trees but really need some help to identify them please. Any help wound be gratefully received. 

Many thanks in advance

Lizzi 

[MattyF]

Not a big ornamental conifer expert but At a guess try chamaecyparis columnaris on a google search ...

Chamaecyparis lawsoniana Stardust (Lawson Cypress) Practicality Brown

WWW.PRACBROWN.CO.UK

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Chamaecyparis lawsoniana Stardust is a conical cypress with yellow leaves that turns bronze at the tips.

is a good start.
Would say it’s chamaecyparis (cypress) over thuja (western red cedar) or a leylandii variety of conifer any way.. you really need to see the foliage close up as there are many columnaris of different species to choose from.
In the small chance you are near the village of Arlesey roger griffin

Amenity Trees - Conifer Tree Specialist Nursery,mature tree specialists supplier in bedfordshire,hertfordshire,london,UK

WWW.ATCONIFERS.CO.UK

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amenity trees are a long established conifer nursery known for quality of stock & first class service

If roger is still going he is an absolute conifer expert.

[Stere]

Don't like em but thats matter of personal taste  I suppose, you always see them in 1970's bungalows gardens, or caravan site landscaping.

 

The big ones look good in Tuscany:

 

[MattyF]

Aye the Italian cypress (cupressus sempervirins )would be a good bet , looks like slightly different foliage from what’s in the photo but you really can’t tell!, I have a load my dad grew from seed he got from Italy that look like this close up.

 

[tomo567]

I would have said more like thuja smaragd

 

[Derek Eames]

Would suggest Cupressus sempervirons as a good option