Thuja Arborvitae

When tying trees to stakes remember the tree will continue to grow. (Many arborvitae trees turn a bronze or brown color on the tips of their branches during the winter months). Emerald Green Arborvitae are cylindrical cedar trees.

However, avoid pruning a tree in late summer or fall, since pruning stimulates new growth, which is tender and easily damaged by dropping temperatures in fall and winter. Used at the recommended rates.

It also make a great informal hedge. This arborvitae prefers full sun and protection from strong winds. It has fine rich green foliage during the summer that takes on a purple cast in the winter months.

You can also easily place these along a walkway for a one-of-a-kind, color sensation to greet guests. Double Knock Out is adaptive to a variety of soils and is even self-cleaning (so you won't have to fuss with deadheading throughout the summer months).

Consider adding one to a container garden. The arborvitae's soft foliage and upright, pyramidal stature can stand strong and elegant on your property. Create a Beautiful Border that Provides Privacy If you're looking for a colorful solution to block out...

They'll give your home an elegant look if used to frame entry ways. These Thujas are extremely easy to shape, making them the top choice for a hedge , or any other shape that's desired.

Its narrow, columnar shape would make it an excellent choice as a dramatic border in your yard or an elegant accent to a garden bed. One of the great things about this uniquely-shaped Arborvitae is that it works equally as well in both a formal or casual...

The stems are cinnamon-brown and rough textured and we couldn't imagine them any other way. It is a hardy evergreen that won't disappoint you. You won't need to prune it for it to keep its great conical shape and you won't need to worry about it losing...

Whether you live in a snowy climate or a place full of dead, bare winter trees, the American Arborvitae's tight shape and bright green leaves will create a stunning contrast. This tree grows in a columnar, pyramidal shape, but you don't have to worry...

Thuja Green Giants grow in a uniform shape and height. They'll arrive healthy and ready to thrive. You can easily trim them once a year to your desired height. They're drought tolerant and have no significant insect or disease problems.

Easy to grow and sized perfectly, these hedge trees are ideal for tight areas. This cultivar even resists snow and ice damage. Their shimmering emerald color and disease resistance make them an extremely popular evergreen hedge.

The beautiful emerald green color is almost waxy in appearance compared with other Arborvitae. They also make a terrific backdrop to your flower and perennial gardens. Makes the perfect Formal Hedge or Windbreak Emerald Arborvitae is a selection of White...

It grows well in most soils, and even during dry periods it's incredibly fast-growing. This is a great tree at a great price. BEST Selling Fast Growing Evergreen The Green Giant Arborvitae (Thuja plicata 'Green Giant' – sometimes called Western Red...

If you want to create a deer resistant and fast-growing privacy screen, Spring Grove is the plant for you! * Fast growing * Thick green foliage * Tight pyramid growth habit * Cold Hardy to -25 degrees * Deer resistant * All season interest

Somewhat wide range of soil tolerance, but prefers moist, well-drained loams. It can mature to 3'-5' with an equal spread. The Fire Chief Arborvitae is well suited for providing attractive and colorful ornamentation.

It has dense, soft, scale-like, green foliage that occurs as flattened sprays at the ends of short, ascending branches. Dense, Soft Evergreen That You Never Need to Trim! The Arborvitae Woodward, 'Thuja occidentalis 'Woodwardii', is a compact round plant...

Green Giant arborvitae shrubs may be small when first transplanted. It is faint but adds a touch of brightness to the foliage.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });If you are thinking of growing a Thuja Green...

Dig the hole twice as wide and deep as the root ball to allow roots to spread as the tree becomes established.and then begin to taper off. Follow a few tips on how to grow an arborvitae and you will have a plant with superior growth habit and ease of...

The only occasional pests might be. During summer, water deeply and again when the top of the soil is dry. Try growing a Mr. Bowling Ball in your landscape and capture the ease of care for which arborvitae are known combined with this hybrid's chubby...

That was a bad choice and I regreted it later, and it was entirely my fault. Those muscles allow her to jump so easy over the fences I made around my flower beds, just to prevent her from ruining my plants.

Because of its circular shape, planting a Hetz next to vertical shrubs, trees and plants offers a rare contrast in symmetry that will give your garden greater interest. Unlike ordinary columnar or pyramidal evergreens, the Hetz's distinctive, ball shape...

The main branches turn dark red as the weather cools, creating a dazzling contrast against the feathery golden foliage. Once the plants have reached your desired height, simply trim off the 'single' main branch at the top of each plant to create a perfectly...

· Compact size: it's adaptability makes it the perfect choice as a privacy hedge or standalone showpiece. If you love the look and shape of a Thuja Green Giant but want to avoid its larger size or winter yellowing, the Virginia Arborvitae is your choice...

Plant saplings along a property edge, maintain the fledgling trees, and in just 5 years your arborvitaes will stand over 5 feet tall with thick foliage draping to ground level. By putting the Thuja Techny near your living space, you'll benefit from a...

So I took a few seeds from the Thuja hedges in the park and sowed them in a pot. They needed to be transplanted as their pots were too small, but I couldn't have potted them up earlier because I didn't have enough space for all four thujas in bigger pots...

Different arborvitae species grow into different shapes and sizes, making the tree an excellent choice for hedges of any height or specimen plants.Beloved for their fast growth, arborvitae – especially those planted near other trees or in hedges –...

When French settlers came to North America, they gave them the name Arborvitae, which means “Tree of Life.”Although in different regions Emerald Green arborvitae may be called Smaragd or Emerald arborvitae, the three names refer to the same variety.When...