Emerald Green, 'Smaragd' Arborvitae Web Specials

Emerald Green, 'Smaragd' Arborvitae Web SpecialsOne of the most famous of the American Arborvitae, this form is considered a semi dwarf cultivar with a compact, narrowly pyramidal habit. This cultivar is most often seen used as a screening hedge, as they are fast growers, while being smaller in stature. While the cultivar name is officially 'Smaragd', the tree is more well known in the USA as 'Emerald Green'. After 10 years in the landscape, a specimen will be considered mature at roughly 6 feet

Hardy to 10 deg F

'Blue Billow' is a wonderful blue lacecap with large

The plant will be 3 ft tall and the same wide in 10 years

Rothchild of Exbury in Cornwall was the most knowledgeable rhododendron expert at that time

tubular yellow flower with a dense

This cute little miniature form of Bosnian Pine has leaves that are a rich green

The clumpy

They never really agreed on what to do about some of the other attractive rhodies growing by the acre

The plant stays low and compact with lush dark-green leaves

This witch's broom of the Turkish fir Abies bornmuelleriana grows only 1/2 inch per year

The plant will eventually be a mound 3 ft tall and wide

tiny bottle brushes that hang straight down