The Green Giant arborvitae is an especially fast-growing hybrid between the Western redcedar and Japanese arborvitae. Unlike some other evergreens, its rich, dense, green foliage does not yellow ...

Green Giant can grow to about 60 feet tall with a width of 14 feet. It is denser than Leyland cypress, so it may provide better adjacent privacy, but that likely isn’t a major concern for you ...

This week's Plant Pick of the Week is a down-sized version of a deer-resistant arborvitae that's a better size for most ...

Emerald green arborvitae, on the other hard, is a standout plant to consider for adding privacy to a small yard, or if you desire a more elegant privacy hedge. Unlike the towering 'Green Giant ...

Arborvitae will recover from light to moderate deer damage, ... A couple of good choices are 'Green Giant' and 'Steeplechase.' 'Zebrina' is a gold-green version of western arborvitae.

Little giant arborvitae (Thuja occidentalis 'Little Giant') is a small, globe-shaped evergreen shrub that holds its color well through winter. It grows slowly and eventually reaches about 4 feet ...

Q: I have a row of 20 ‘Green Giant’ arborvitae that are five years old and about 11-12 feet in height. They are watered via ½-inch dripper line tubing. Last summer I think each one received ...

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.

"Fielding Questions" columnist Don Kinzler answers questions about ridding houseplants of insects and whether Green Giant Thuja Arborvitae would prosper in the upper Midwest. He also offers ...