expiredgaamn114 | Staff posted Mar 10, 2023 01:15 AM
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expiredgaamn114 | Staff posted Mar 10, 2023 01:15 AM
8-Pack PERFECT PLANTS Thuja Green Giant 1-2' Privacy Evergreen Arborvitae
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The trees definitely grow height wise quickly, the issue is they are much thinner on top, so you do get privacy 4 ft or lower when they're 10 feet tall, but wide open spaces on everything above 4 ft high. I'm in NY btw so ymmv
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People will buy these, dig a 6 inch wide hole in hard clay, dump them in, never water them, and then return 50% of them dead while complaining about the other 50% not growing at 3 feet a year.
lmao.
posted about my experience and included pictures.
prices are about the same or less
https://slickdeals.net/f/14952068-5-quart-emerald-green-arborvitae-screening-shrub-in-pot-40-ea-w-multibuy-at-lowe-s
if it's the same size as these in this thread that you want Lowes has them here [lowes.com]
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these are tiny/scrawny and will take about a decade(+/-) to get to full height
https://www.costco.com/thuja-1-2-...71090.html
https://www.costco.com/thuja-1-2-...71090.html
University of Florida Extension - "Selecting Landscape Plants: Trees for Florida":
This guide from the University of Florida Extension provides information on the best types of trees to plant in Florida, including those that are well-suited to the state's climate and soil conditions. The guide notes that many evergreen trees, such as junipers and cedars, may not be ideal for Florida due to their susceptibility to pests and diseases.
https://edis.ifas.ufl.e
Florida Native Plant Society - "Selecting Plants for Florida-Friendly Landscaping":
This guide from the Florida Native Plant Society provides information on selecting plants for Florida-friendly landscaping, including trees that are well-suited to Florida's climate and can withstand the state's frequent hurricanes and tropical storms. The guide notes that many evergreen trees, such as Leyland cypress and arborvitae, may be prone to wind damage and root rot in Florida's wet soils.
https://www.fnps.org/assets/pdf/p...15_web.pdf
Tampa Bay Times - "What Trees to Plant - and Avoid - in Florida":
This article from the Tampa Bay Times provides information on the best and worst trees to plant in Florida, including those that are well-suited to the state's climate and those that are prone to pests, diseases, and wind damage. The article notes that many evergreen trees, such as Italian cypress and spruce, may not thrive in Florida's hot and humid climate.
https://www.tampabay.co
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