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New Spring Inventory 2024 Green Giant Arborvitae – Most Popular, grows 3-4ft after the 1st year, Space 5ft apart, Maturity height 25ft and width 6 ft when spaced 5ft apart...

Yews For Privacy Hedge While 80% of the trees we grow and sell are the Green Giant Arborvitae as it is fast growing and beautiful. Another option, often seen especially...

Big Box Retail Emerald Green Arborvitae Spring 2024 Lexington, Kentucky big box retailer. Emerald Green Arborvitae, Product of Canada. In a 7 Gallon container. Very attractive price at $59.98. The...

How Many Green Giants In a Row Are Too Many? I agree with conservative thinkers who believe diversification is important for safety and security. Insects and fungus constantly evolve and...

Privacy Trees: Green Giant Arborvitae Planted 4' Apart A common question from privacy seeking and tree loving property owners is how far apart should the trees should be space.  A...

American Redneck Engineering American farmers and country folks are proud people and for good reason. Surrounded by beautiful farmland, hunting grounds full of wildlife and of course, wonderful family. Another...

Privacy Hedge: Allegheny Viburnum While 80% of the trees we plant for privacy are the Green Giant Arborvitae, at times we get a request for other plants as well. The...

Arborvitae And Cypress Planting Guide Green Giant Arborvitae and Murray Cypress are ideal for privacy. They are prized for their ornamental appearance and fast growth. Planting them carefully and observing...

Privacy Hedge: Penny Mac Hydrangea While 80% of the trees we plant for privacy are the Green Giant Arborvitae, at times we get a request for other plants as well....

Privacy Dapple Willow and Survival Strategies of Plants Dapple Willow is possibly one of the fastest growing shrubs in the plant universe. It is not a tree, but can be...

Green Space Impact: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Green spaces certainly reduce crime. It is not complicated: criminals can’t steal what they can’t see or it is too difficult...

Windowsill (inside) Winter Gardening: Testing New Ideas Winter is still raging hard in the Midwest in late February, but there are still opportunities to work on gardening projects and ideas....