The Original and Authentic "American Pillar Arborvitae"
The American Pillar - Thuja Arborvitae
The New Narrow, and Natural Screen of Choice
The Original and Authentic "American Pillar Arborvitae"
Introducing The New American Pillar Arborvitae, the perfect addition to your yard for both privacy and elegance. One of its standout features is the evergreen foliage, ensuring a vibrant splash of color throughout the year, even during the chilliest months. Standing tall at heights of up to 25 feet, the 'American Pillar' Arborvitae is a privacy powerhouse. Say goodbye to prying eyes and hello to a tranquil green barrier that provides the peace and quiet you've been longing for.
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The' American Pillar Arborvitae' So what makes this tree so special?
The American Pillar surpasses other privacy trees in durability, with its most appealing feature being its rapid growth rate. Growing at a pace of 3 to 4 ft. per year, this tree allows you to achieve the desired privacy quickly.
The American Pillar stands out as the top choice for shielding homes or neighborhoods from the noise of bustling roads, without encroaching on valuable space, pathways, or driveways. It proves to be a more cost-effective option compared to wooden fences or other tall plant screens. Over a ten-year span, many wooden fences either require replacement or incur high maintenance costs.
Consider the beauty of an "American Pillar" privacy screen!
The American Pillar is a novel cultivator that possesses a unique capability to grow rapidly to great heights and density, all while maintaining a slender profile. This plant fulfills a crucial need for homeowners, as well as residential and industrial builders. There is no other plant known to us that can grow as tall, dense, and quickly, while still retaining its slim stature.
In a time where houses are becoming larger on smaller plots of land, this evergreen will swiftly provide privacy for backyards, swimming pools, and even second-story decks. With its potential in both residential and commercial landscaping, the American Pillar is a remarkable specimen plant. Its elegant and consistent conical shape requires no trimming or pruning, and is covered in dense, dark, evergreen foliage all the way to the ground.
When to plant your American Pillars?
There are two ideal planting seasons for all plants and trees: spring and fall. While many people think of planting evergreens in the spring, we recommend you do most of your planting in the fall.
There are several reasons to plant new trees on your property in the fall.
Planting your American Pillars in the fall allow them to establish roots underground before spring arrives.
In the spring, plants and trees are focused on growth above ground and on producing new leaves or needles. When planted during the autumn months, tree roots have time to spread, which allows them to stabilize and also gives them better access to water, oxygen, and nutrients from the soil.
Fall has cooler temperatures, which not only make it more comfortable for you to work in your yard but is also less of a shock for the trees that you plant. The cooler weather also slows evaporation, leaving your trees better hydrated.
Fall tends to be a rainier season, which helps your tree acclimate to its new location without you having to manually water it as often (although new trees will always need plenty of water, no matter when they are planted).
You may not think of trees as something that experiences stress, but things like drought, salt, insect infestations, improper pruning, and damage from yard tools can all cause stress to a tree.
One of those sources of stress can be the unrelenting summer sun that causes heat and drought. Giving your tree a few months to establish in the ground before exposing it to the harsh summer can be beneficial and may improve the health and longevity of your tree.
Young trees will require more water than established trees no matter when they are planted, but planting trees in the fall means that you don’t have to water as much over the fall and winter months, as most trees become dormant.
Adding a layer of organic mulch around your newly planted trees will also help retain moisture, regulate soil temperature, and protect your new tree’s roots from extreme temperature changes.
Evergreens, as their name implies, stay green! That means not only more color for your yard during the winter months but also places for birds and wildlife to shelter.
Evergreens work well as privacy screens or to dull the noise from a nearby street and look great when covered with freshly fallen snow.
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