Green Giant Nursery
 Serving Snohomish and King County
Spanish-425-319-9703
 English-425-426-8305
Green Giant Nursery
10225 Lowell Larimer Rd Everett Wa. 98208
Spanish-425-319-9703
English-425-426-8305

Green Giant Arborvitae

Thuja standishiix x plicata
2 ft to 14 ft high

At Green Giant Nursery, we offer green giant trees growing from 2 to 14 feet high. However, like any of our trees and shrubs, if you are looking for a specific height or size, just ask us and we can help find the perfect fit for you. Buy green giant trees directly from Green Giant Nursery in Everett and get the best prices!

About Green Giant Trees

The green giant arborvitae which is taller and wider than the emerald green arborvitae, is typically a tall, cylindrical tree. This evergreen tree tends to grow vigorously and is typically in a pyramidal shape. Its color tends to a be a rich green color and is great for growing in the Pacific Northwest. Another benefit of the green giant arborvitae is that is has no serious pest or disease problems. The green giant can be a substitute for the Leyland cypress. The other benefit of green giant is that is can be left to grow naturally or it can be pruned into a beautiful hedge depending on your choice.

Attributes

  • Foliage: Evergreen
  • Mature Height: 40-50 ft
  • Mature Width: About 12 ft (can be hedged to a much narrower width)
  • Sunlight: Full Sun; Sun/Partial Shade
  • Soil: Widely adaptable, including Pacific Northwest wet soil
  • Growth Rate: Rapid, up to 2-3' a year after established, all depending on the growing conditions
  • Instant Privacy Use: Fast-growing, larger barrier. Plan for growth and avoid power lines
  • Instant Privacy Spacing: Typically 4' centers (trunks of each tree are 4' apart). 5' spacing is also common and wider if upper screening is not important
  • Watering: We recommend these be watered carefully through the first spring/summer especially as newly-planted tree
  • Comments: Green giant arborvitae is a good choice if you want a bigger emerald green. It maintains its green color all year and typically only shows "bronzing" as all cedars do in the fall/winter. This tree may be pruned. They also typically tend to fill-in and become denser as they age.
 

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