What types of arborvitaes are included in this collection?
This collection includes a curated range of arborvitae varieties selected for reliability, cold hardiness, and consistent growth in home landscapes. You’ll find options that differ in mature size, growth habit, and visual texture, allowing for flexibility across different planting goals.
The selection is designed to support common landscape needs such as screening, structure, and evergreen presence, with plants chosen for long-term performance rather than novelty.
Why are arborvitaes such a popular choice for privacy and screening?
Arborvitaes are widely used for privacy because of their dense, upright growth and year-round foliage. When planted correctly, they form natural living screens that soften views while maintaining a calm, uniform appearance.
Unlike fencing or hard barriers, arborvitaes integrate naturally into the landscape and continue to mature over time, providing both visual separation and evergreen structure.
How far apart should I space arborvitaes for a privacy hedge?
For a dense, continuous hedge, space arborvitaes at roughly two-thirds of their mature width — typically 3-4 feet apart for columnar types like Emerald Green, and 5-6 feet for broader varieties.
Tighter spacing fills in faster but may require more airflow management over time. Product pages include mature width to help you calculate plant count for your hedge length.
What kind of maintenance do arborvitaes typically require?
Arborvitaes are generally low-maintenance once established, especially when planted in appropriate conditions. Regular watering during the first growing season is important to support root development.
Most arborvitaes require little to no pruning, aside from occasional shaping or removal of damaged growth. Consistent care early on contributes to healthier, more resilient plants over time.
Where do arborvitaes perform best in home landscapes?
Arborvitaes perform best in open areas with good sun exposure and well-draining soil. They are commonly used along property lines, driveways, and garden borders where evergreen structure is desired.
They can also serve as foundation plantings or backdrop elements when given adequate space to mature, helping anchor the overall landscape design.
How long does it take for arborvitaes to establish and fill in?
Most arborvitaes focus on establishing roots during their first year after planting, with visible top growth increasing in the seasons that follow. Patience during this establishment phase is key to long-term success.
Growth rate varies by variety and conditions, but consistent care and proper spacing allow plants to fill in naturally and evenly over time.
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