Amazon has
8-Pack Perfect Plants Thuja Green Giant 1-2' Privacy Evergreen Arborvitae on sale for
$69.06.
Shipping is free for Prime Members. Otherwise, shipping is 22.49.
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Features:
- The thuja green giant is known as the premier. fast growing privacy tree for much of the united states
- This large privacy evergreen has dense, dark green foliage that smells like christmas trees when the leaves are broken
- The Thuja grows in a wide bottomed pyramidal shape, and can reach up to 60ft tall and 20ft wide at full maturity. This tree can be pruned to keep it at your desired size.
- The green giant thrives in zones 5-9, which mean you can grow this almost anywhere in the united states
- Once established, just watch them grow with little to no maintenance required
Top Comments
I struggled with these ones. I don't know much about plants and what makes one healthier than another, but I lost several of these in the first year. The ones I got from Lowe's just seem more robust and healthy. I ended up replacing the ones that died with ones from Lowe's the following season, and they are holding strong. These were cheap at least, and some are still alive. Just my 2 cents.
Community Reviews
These Thuja Green Giant arborvitae are valued as a fast growing privacy tree with dense evergreen foliage and a strong price for the size. The deal works out to about $8.63 per plant with free Prime shipping, far below higher priced nursery options. Growth can be quick once established, but starting from 1 to 2 foot plants means privacy may take years, and smaller trees can struggle early. The comments also flag deer damage, snow load, fire risk in dry areas, and the need for watering and timing the planting carefully. A practical pick if you can wait for them to fill in.
Larger 4-5 foot arborvitae can speed up privacy results compared with starting from 2-foot stock.
The deal price works out to about $8.63 per plant with free Prime shipping.
Container arborvitae can be planted any time of year if they stay watered and mulched.
The plants can be pruned to keep a desired size after they establish.
Deer reportedly ate the arborvitae down to the trunks over winter, and smaller plants died.
Several plants reportedly died in the first year after purchase, while replacements from Lowe's held up better.
Snow can weigh down branches easily, so brushing snow off may be needed during early years.
Planting timing can be a problem, since now may not be the right time to plant if watering access is limited.
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I struggled with these ones. I don't know much about plants and what makes one healthier than another, but I lost several of these in the first year. The ones I got from Lowe's just seem more robust and healthy. I ended up replacing the ones that died with ones from Lowe's the following season, and they are holding strong. These were cheap at least, and some are still alive. Just my 2 cents.
But you can boost their growth with vitamins and fertilizers.
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I bought them at Costco last year for $29 and they already grew more than 3ft this spring. Keep an eye at Costco for more mature ones. Bigger full grown ones like 6-10ft are $80-$90 I believe.
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