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Thuja Green Giant 1-2' Evergreen Privacy Trees

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2 for $20

$40

Fast Growing Trees
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Fast Growing Trees has Thuja Green Giant 1-2' Evergreen Privacy Trees on sale 2 for $19.95 after Buy One, Get One Free discount (automatically applied). Shipping is free on orders $49+, otherwise shipping is $19.95.

Note: Discount code PLANT15 at checkout will take an additional 15% off orders over $175, bringing the cost to $8.48 per plant if you buy 18 or more.

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  • Growing Zone: 5-8
  • Mature Height: 40 ft.
  • Mature Width: 15 ft.
  • Does Not Ship To: AZ, OR

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Fast Growing Trees has Thuja Green Giant 1-2' Evergreen Privacy Trees on sale 2 for $19.95 after Buy One, Get One Free discount (automatically applied). Shipping is free on orders $49+, otherwise shipping is $19.95.

Note: Discount code PLANT15 at checkout will take an additional 15% off orders over $175, bringing the cost to $8.48 per plant if you buy 18 or more.

Thanks to community member rlwoolz for finding this deal.

About this item:
  • Growing Zone: 5-8
  • Mature Height: 40 ft.
  • Mature Width: 15 ft.
  • Does Not Ship To: AZ, OR

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rlwoolz
I will reiterate the top comment from last time...

These can grow several feet a year, and it's important to note that how close you plant them will dictate their max growth height.

If planting in rows, you probably want them at least 5 feet apart, and they will reach 20' tall. 8 feet apart will get you 25-30' in height.

These are super low maintenance plants. Water them for a couple weeks when you first plant them and maybe add some fertilizer like Root Rocket, but otherwise they just do their thing. No trimming or anything should be required.
nojmplease
Yeah, there's a guaranteed method that works: cut off the top when it gets taller than 8-10 ft!
Tyros
Probably not toxic to deer. Those a-holes will eat almost anything.

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I will reiterate the top comment from last time...

These can grow several feet a year, and it's important to note that how close you plant them will dictate their max growth height.

If planting in rows, you probably want them at least 5 feet apart, and they will reach 20' tall. 8 feet apart will get you 25-30' in height.

These are super low maintenance plants. Water them for a couple weeks when you first plant them and maybe add some fertilizer like Root Rocket, but otherwise they just do their thing. No trimming or anything should be required.
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Are these soft to the touch compared to order evergreens?
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Quote from bakerde24 :
Are these soft to the touch compared to order evergreens?
I think so. The foliage is semi-floppy. If you pet the outside of the tree with the side of your arm, it wouldn't hurt at all or scratch you.
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How many years to get 6 to 8 feet? maybe 10?
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bazza36
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And can they be kept limited to 6-8 Ft? By planting close together etc?
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PrisN
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Isn't it too late to plant these?
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Quote from PRYCEMYSTEAK :
How many years to get 6 to 8 feet? maybe 10?
Between 2 and 3 years to hit 6-8 ft. Depending on how much sun they get.
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joogle
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Are these good option for Florida? As a privacy fence
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Quote from PrisN :
Isn't it too late to plant these?
Ive been watching for these to go on sale. The reviews seem to indicate a fall planting.
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Quote from jstutman :
Ive been watching for these to go on sale. The reviews seem to indicate a fall planting.
Yep, fall is totally fine to plant these. Early fall will give them plenty of time to get established before winter.