Arborvitae companion plants

I’m here to vent. In order to provide some privacy and block the primary view from my house of a parking lot, I did the only thing that my co-op’s rules would allow – use plants as screens. But even ardent plant-lovers like myself can see the troubles plants can cause when tasked with providing…

Arborvitae are hardy, fast-growing evergreen trees. Commonly used as windscreen or hedges, arborvitae also make attractive accents for many landscaping

Arborvitae are attractive evergreen trees with dense foliage and a characteristic narrow pyramid shape. It is a popular choice for landscapes, privacy hedges,

Arborvitae is fairly easy to grow, but one of the common questions Eco Tree Company gets is, "Why is my arborvitae turning brown?"

Arborvitae make excellent privacy screens, borders, and even container plants, but what to plant with them? Just as arborvitae vary in shape, size, and hue, so do companion plants for arborvitae vary greatly. Mix textures

I just clicked through nearly 40 pages of google image results looking for one good image of an arborvitae hedge. Are you tired of the typical Arborvitae hedge disappointments? You’re not alone! Many homeowners have been misled by the misconceptions surrounding Arborvitae and its versatility in landscaping. Let’s delve into the world of more unique Arborvitae varieties. There are so many more creative ways to incorporate them into your landscape to unearth their true potential. Learn how!

Planting trees to form an Arborvitae Pyramidalis privacy fence is a very effective way of creating a thick barrier behind which your life can proceed without the worry of being seen. The fence will grow over time, forming a stunning green wall that stays colorful even in the cold frostiness of winter.

Here are the Different Types of Arborvitae Varieties for Privacy! Grow them to keep away the preying eyes from your garden.

How to Plant Emerald Green Arborvitae Shrubs in Pots - Life Love Larson

Is the lot next door an eyesore? Instead of complaining, why not plant a screen of evergreens to hide the clutter, enhance your property and provide privacy year-round? This plan is intended for sunny gardens in Zones 5 to 8.