One dwarf arborvitae I've had good luck with is 'Holmstrupp,' which is a compact green-needled evergreen that's about 5 feet tall and 3 feet wide in my garden after about 10 years.

Arborvitae trees or evergreen trees add privacy and beauty to your yard. ... golden-yellow foliage that maintains its vibrant color throughout the year. USDA Grow Zone: 3-7.

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 ...

They are all in the Arborvitae family. Most people know Arborvitaes as tall, somewhat narrow growing evergreens that are most frequently used for screening because they will grow very tall.

These pale blue -- whatever they are -- were just too cool to pass up without a picture. Technically, they are the "cones" of dwarf golden arborvitae, Platycladus orientalis (formerly Thuja ...

Plant arborvitae like any other tree, a process that has changed over the years. Dig a hole that’s twice as wide as the root ball and just deep enough so that the top sits 1 to 2 inches above ...

Erica Shaffer was pruning some of the oddball evergreens one day in her Lake Meade plant-geek's garden when a light bulb went off. "Wouldn't some of these clippings look good stuck in a pot?" she ...

A neglected arborvitae can easily become too large for its space, without enough green margin for pruning. In nature, arborvitaes can reach 50 to 70 feet tall and 30 feet wide.