Thuja occidentalis 'Green Giant' is perhaps one of the best-known arborvitae plants, and for good reason. This fast-growing ...

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What: An exceptional selection of the eastern arborvitae, Thuja occidentalis “Degroot’s Spire” is very popular because of its narrow, columnar form with dense green foliage that sometimes ...

Many arborvitae varieties can be planted as a very reliable, small to medium ornamental in American yards outside the natural range of Thuja occidentalis. You can see more than 100 cultivated ...

WILLISTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Even though they’re tucked in a Williston business park, Thuja employees work among trees. ... which is a Thuja occidentalis,” says owner Henry Sengle.

Arborvitae (Thuja occidentalis) rlat / Getty Images. No list of privacy plants would be complete without Arborvitae (Thuja occidentalis), a slender evergreen that is widely used in hedges and screens.

Thuja occidentalis is native to 23 states and part of Canada. In its native range it was called the Tree of Life when colonists learned from Native Americas how to use the leaves to treat scurvy.

One of the most widely used landscape plants is the American arborvitae — Thuja occidentalis. Growing naturally in many regions of eastern North America, this native evergreen tree has been ...

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Winter is fast approaching, and a plant with loads of year-round interest is the Yellow Ribbon arborvitae (Thuja occidentalis ‘Yellow Ribbon’). This compact evergreen shrub has foliage like ...

Proven results: Homeopathic remedies such as Thuja Occidentalis or Sabal Serrulata have been used for treating hair loss in homeopathy for over a 100 years.International clinical studies have ...

A: Thuja is the botanical name of the genus that most people call arborvitae around here.They're also called Eastern red cedars. Like any plant, they've got their pros and cons.