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Thuja occidentalis - Arborvitae

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Thuja occidentalis is a distinguished native of North America, fondly referred to as the Arborvitae. As a bountiful member of the cypress family, this hardy evergreen tree effortlessly brings year-round charm to any garden setting. Its vibrant, plush green cloak not only retains its splendour all through the year, but also morphs into a unique bronze hue come winter, offering an ever-changing visual treat. The Arborvitae stands tall and elegant, reaching up to heights of 50 feet, and is particularly appreciated for its chic, pyramidal architecture. This resilient tree is highly adaptable, prospering in both sun-drenched and partially shaded environments, with a preference for well-drained soils. Not only does it act as a natural privacy screen or boundary, but it also serves as a living magnet for diverse bird species, contributing environmentally beyond its obvious aesthetic appeal. Both budding and veteran gardeners will find value in the Arborvitae's moderate water needs and resistance to pests, reaffirming its place as an easy-to-care resident in your garden. Unveil the timeless charm of Thuja occidentalis and allow this silent custodian of privacy to grace your landscape effortlessly.

  • Size: Up to 20-50 feet tall
  • Foliage: Rich, soft, green foliage that turns bronze in winter
  • Water usage: Moderate
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Privacy: Ideal for creating privacy screens or hedges
  • Wildlife attraction: Attracts variety of birds
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