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18-Pk Perfect Plants Thuja Green Giant Arborvitae Liners (3'-5' Growth Rate)

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Amazon has 18-Pack Perfect Plants Thuja Green Giant Arborvitae Liners on sale for $48.74. Shipping is free.
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About this product:
  • Dense dark green foliage resembling Christmas tree scent when leaves are broken
  • Pyramidal shape reaching up to 60' tall and 20' wide at full maturity
  • Thrives in zones 5-9 suitable for most regions across the united states
  • Grows 3-5' per year with little maintenance once established
  • Can be pruned to maintain desired size after reaching mature dimensions

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Amazon has 18-Pack Perfect Plants Thuja Green Giant Arborvitae Liners on sale for $48.74. Shipping is free.
  • Note: This item may not ship to certain locations due to local laws or Amazon policy.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

About this product:
  • Dense dark green foliage resembling Christmas tree scent when leaves are broken
  • Pyramidal shape reaching up to 60' tall and 20' wide at full maturity
  • Thrives in zones 5-9 suitable for most regions across the united states
  • Grows 3-5' per year with little maintenance once established
  • Can be pruned to maintain desired size after reaching mature dimensions

Editor's Notes

Written by jimmytx | Staff
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Information:
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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Damian71Yesterday 11:23 PM
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deer resistant
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Today 2:13 AM
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theemail73Today 2:13 AM
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Quote from Damian71 View quoted comment :
deer resistant
They do prune them into inappropriate shapes though
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Today 2:15 AM
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damnsdToday 2:15 AM
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Oos now
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Dashey10
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Quote from damnsd View quoted comment :
Oos now
Still in stock on my end, might be regional stock :-/
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Today 2:32 AM
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CinnabonBoyToday 2:32 AM
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Quote from Damian71 View quoted comment :
deer resistant
If they are hungry they'll eat this.
Today 2:34 AM
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Damian71Today 2:34 AM
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Quote from CinnabonBoy View quoted comment :
If they are hungry they'll eat this.
Significantly less than Emerald Green that that just love - that will eat anything if hungry enough, but it's not their preference.
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nolenskiToday 2:53 AM
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Quote from Damian71 View quoted comment :
deer resistant
🤣🦌
Deer love arborvitae.
Period!

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ArcticatToday 3:01 AM
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Quote from Damian71 View quoted comment :
deer resistant
NOT AT ALL....big scam, & the amount that they grow per year total BS!

Planted around 30 last year, very tall expensive ones and very small ones, all totally eaten by deer. The taller ones are totally bare from the bottom to where the deer can't reach. The smaller ones completely gone....total waste of money and effort! Much slower growing than advertised too.
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passmaster16
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Today 3:26 AM
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The deer in my area treat these like an all-you-can-eat buffet.
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TypeONegativeToday 3:52 AM
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Quote from Arcticat View quoted comment :
NOT AT ALL....big scam, & the amount that they grow per year total BS!

Planted around 30 last year, very tall expensive ones and very small ones, all totally eaten by deer. The taller ones are totally bare from the bottom to where the deer can't reach. The smaller ones completely gone....total waste of money and effort! Much slower growing than advertised too.
I have deer, a few months ago I heard a loud bang and saw 3 in my neighbors yard, they hopped a 6 foot fence.They've never even nibbled on my trees.

I have 30 Thuja on my property and they're all healthy. I bought them all at 4-5 feet at Lowes and Home Depot. I planted the bulk in 2011 and those are now over 40 feet tall. They won't grow 5 feet a year, but 3-4 feet is about average.
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Ilovetosavemoney7Today 4:59 AM
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Quote from nolenski View quoted comment :
🤣🦌
Deer love arborvitae.
Period!
Totally agree! I bought a bunch of 'deer resistant' arborvitae last October. The deer started eating them in December. I put netting around them and was able to save all but one, but now I'll have to put netting around them every.single.year to keep the deer from noshing on them.
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SharpTank100Today 5:21 AM
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Quote from TypeONegative View quoted comment :
I have deer, a few months ago I heard a loud bang and saw 3 in my neighbors yard, they hopped a 6 foot fence.They've never even nibbled on my trees.I have 30 Thuja on my property and they're all healthy. I bought them all at 4-5 feet at Lowes and Home Depot. I planted the bulk in 2011 and those are now over 40 feet tall. They won't grow 5 feet a year, but 3-4 feet is about average.
How wide? I'd like them in my front yard
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BlueWalrus7974Today 6:25 AM
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"plant during Spring or Summer months."
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PeterwalterToday 9:47 AM
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Bad timing for planting, won't survive this winter.

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lukem5Today 9:58 AM
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arbor foundation has bulk packs of these for less.
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