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Emerald Green Arborvitae Key Features
Emerald Green Arborvitae Spacing
For a privacy hedge, plant about 3 feet apart on center. This evergreen tree has very dense foliage and is fairly even in width from top to bottom, so you want to avoid planting Emerald Green trees too close. Plant at least 4 feet from your home or a fence to give the foliage enough air circulation, more if you want to be able to get behind them when they are full size. The roots of the Arborvitae Emerald Green are not invasive so planting near pools, sidewalks, driveways, etc isn’t a problem. Just give the roots at least a couple of feet on each side to spread out when planting next to something deep like a foundation. For specimen or group plantings plant about 5 to 6 feet apart to give each tree plenty of room to shine on its own.Emerald Green Arborvitae Care
After planting and establishment most of your work is done when it comes to Thuja Emerald Green trees. Plant in full sun and keep the soil moist for the first 3 months. Water daily for the first week after planting and water deeply about twice weekly for the first couple months. For best results water once weekly during this tree’s first summer. In zone 8 especially, keep up with summer watering throughout the trees life when conditions are dry. Feed in spring with a balanced slow release fertilizer. Emerald Green Thujas don’t generally need pruned unless you are growing them as a privacy hedge. If you need to prune to control height, shear yearly, and take off as little as possible. Do not wait until your hedge is too tall. Hard topping should be avoided. Remove dead, broken, or diseased branches immediately. Any heavy pruning should be done in early spring.Watch this video for information on our most popular privacy trees including Thuja Green Giant, Emerald Green Arborvitae, Nellie Stevens Holly, Leyland Cypress, Wax Myrtle, and Blue Point Juniper. We share tips on care, spacing, and getting the fastest privacy as well as information on growing zones, growth rate, and more .
Watch Now We hope you learned all you needed to Know Before You Buy! Now click that link! Emerald Green Arborvitae for Sale. Browse our online plant nursery for additional Arborvitae options. You May Also Like: Privacy Trees Thuja Green Giant Evergreen Trees Filed in: Evergreen Trees, Privacy Trees, Tree Information Previous article Tall Hedges For Privacy Copyright © 2026 PlantingTree.comTag » How Fast Do Emerald Green Arborvitae Grow
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