- Arborvitae Pros And Cons - Gardening Know How
Arborvitae shrubs and trees have their pros, but there are enough cons, and enough better alternatives, to choose other evergreen species Of course, we'll leave this up to you to decide as we explore both the benefits of arborvitae planting and reasons why you shouldn't plant arborvitae in the landscape Pros of Planting Arborvitae
- 16 Types of Arborvitae: Trees and Shrubs (Pictures and Identification)
Two species – American arborvitae and Giant arborvitae are native to North America, where they are popular garden landscaping plants Their dense green foliage and fast growth make arborvitaes versatile plants that grow under various conditions
- How to Plant and Grow Arborvitae Trees
Learn how to plant, grow, and care for arborvitae trees—rugged evergreens perfect for privacy hedges, windbreaks, and low-maintenance landscaping
- How to Plant and Grow Arborvitae - Better Homes Gardens
Native to North America, arborvitae are rugged evergreen trees, hardy in USDA Zones 2-7, and are often found growing in places where little else might Some varieties develop a bronze cast in the fall and winter, so be selective when choosing an arborvitae variety to plant in your yard
- Arborvitae Trees - Types Care - Garden Design
This pyramid-shaped arborvitae is one of the fastest growing, adding 3 feet or more each year before reaching a mature height of 50 to 60 feet Sturdy and adaptable, it grows in sandy loam or clay soils and resists the weight of heavy ice and snow
- How to Grow and Care for Emerald Green Arborvitae - The Spruce
Arborvitae are drought-resistant, evergreen trees that are easy to care for, have year-round visual interest, and are perfect for hedges, accent trees, or a green privacy wall
- How to Plant, Grow, and Care For Arborvitae - Epic Gardening
Arborvitae are upright trees with feathery sprays of flat, dark green, scaly needles that resemble juniper foliage The trunk has red-brown bark, and they produce seed cones that start slender and yellow-green and turn brown as they mature
- How to grow arborvitae - Homes and Gardens
Arborvitae, otherwise known as Thuja, is a well-known evergreen plant typically used as a hedge or boundary plant With year-round greenery and a dense growing habit, arborvitae can be relied on to create privacy and security
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