Thuja Trees

Growing Quality Thuja Trees Since 1999

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To create a truly personal outdoor environment, it is essential that the space offers both privacy and visual appeal. Are you weary of your neighbors observing you while you seek tranquility in your outdoor area? Maximizing the enjoyment of our outdoor spaces can be challenging when one feels under constant scrutiny. A practical solution to enhance your privacy and improve the aesthetic of your yard is to plant fast-growing trees as privacy hedges. These dense hedges can effectively reduce noise, contributing to a more serene atmosphere. Consequently, you can finally unwind and feel a sense of belonging in your own garden.

When you choose to purchase from Thuja Gardens, you can be confident that you are acquiring the finest quality trees available on the market. We do not source our products from other nurseries; instead, we cultivate the trees we offer, allowing us to maintain control over both quality and pricing. Our approach is traditional; we still respond to phone inquiries and strive to address your questions thoroughly.

Although thuja trees vary widely in color, shape, and size, depending on variety and growing conditions, they typically grow from 10 feet (dwarf varieties) to 30 feet tall; have an elegant, naturally pyramidal shape; and are dense with flat sprays of scale-like leaves. Their bark is fibrous, furrowed, and brown to reddish brown in color. Seed cones are small, and pollen cones are inconspicuous.

Of the 5 species in the Thuja genus, T. occidentalis, commonly called American arborvitae or eastern arborvitae, and T. plicata, commonly called thuja green giant arborvitae or western red cedar, are native to North America and are the most common for home landscapes.

These trees are not only ornamental but also utilitarian and environmentally friendly. Small cultivars make excellent specimens or sculpted topiaries and can be grown in containers. Matching pairs on either side of a front door or garden entrance instantly creates classic appeal. Large arborvitae trees are extensively grown as backdrops, privacy screens, and hedges. When grouped as such, these trees help muffle nearby noise and clean the air by trapping airborne particulate pollution. In summer, they shade and cool surrounding areas; in winter, they block cold winds to help insulate our homes. The lush foliage provides shelter and nest sites for wildlife and birds, and the seeds supply them with a valuable food source.

Tough, easy to grow, and disease resistant, deer resistant thuja trees thrive in full sun and adapt to a wide range of soils.