Arizona Cypress (Cupressus arizonica) is a native evergreen conifer of the southwestern US and Mexico, known for its conical, upright shape, dense blue-green foliage, and aromatic resin. This hardy tree grows 40-75 feet tall, is highly drought-tolerant once established, and serves well as a windbreak, screen, or landscape specimen. It produces small, round, woody cones and is generally hardy and low-maintenance, offering habitat for wildlife and a pleasant aroma.