Thuja green giant privacy screens

Creating a natural barrier along your fence doesn’t have to be a slow process. Fast-growing trees offer a quicker alternative to traditional privacy

I am a conifer aficionado. On my 3-acre spread there are currently more than 100 specimens representing 15 different genera -- about all that are hardy in central Indiana. One of my favorites is arborvitae, the genus Thuja. There is a native midwestern arborvitae (T. occidentalis), referred to as eastern white cedar by some. Unfortunately, we destroyed all the wild native Indiana populations, but the species is common in the horticultural trade. I have several cultivars of T. occidentalis in

Are you shopping for arborvitae but aren't sure which variety to choose? The ‘Green Giant’ has a lot to offer gardeners. In this article, gardening expert Jill Drago details everything you need to know about planting, growing, and caring for ‘Green Giant’ arborvitae.

I've set out everything you need to know about green giant arborvitae spacing, including maintenance & expert tips on caring for these majestic giants.

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Mar 20, 2020 - Thuja Green Giant trees are easy to grow evergreens used mainly for privacy screening. Extremely popular for their fast growth rate and hardy nature, these attractive arborvitae have quickly beat out Leyland Cypress as the number one choice for living fences. Thuja Green Giant Privacy Screen Features With potential gro…

Homeowners and landscapers looking for a fast-growing, evergreen tree to be used as a...

Want to grow evergreen trees for privacy? Here are five great tree options you can use to create a natural screen between you and the neighbors.

We’re breaking down how to get the perfect Green Giant Arborvitae privacy wall! 🌲 Green Giant Arborvitae is a great choice if you have plenty of space and need a taller hedge (you can use the Emerald Green if you have a more compact space). Their rapid growth and substantial size thrive in open landscapes. Let’s talk spacing... A general rule of thumb is to plant Green Giant Arborvitae 6-8 feet apart for best performance. Start by measuring the area you want to cover. Say you have 100 feet…