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A dozen bright green pyramidal Green Valley Arborvitaes growing in Southern Living pots on a nursery
Slower growing, more compact form of ‘Green Giant’ selected for disease resistance. Excellent for hedges and screening
Slower growing, more compact form of ‘Green Giant’ selected for disease resistance. Excellent for hedges and screening

Green Valley™ Arborvitae

Thuja plicata ‘BLTP’

This slow-growing evergreen is excellent for hedges and privacy screening. Selected from hundreds of Western Cedar seedlings for its smaller size and disease tolerance, it will grow 10–12 ft. in 10 years.

Light Needs

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Full Sun to Part Shade

USDA Zones

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USDA Zones 5a - 9b

mature dimensions

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15-20′ high x 6-8′ wide
This plant is suitable for your USDA Zone 7b
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More About Green Valley™ Arborvitae

Bloom/Feature

Slower growing, more compact form of ‘Green Giant’ selected for disease resistance. Excellent for hedges and screening.

Evergreen or Deciduous?

Evergreen

Plant Hardiness

Hardy to -20°F to -10°F

Key Features

Deer Resistant, Disease / Pest Resistance, Easy Care, Heat Tolerance, Upright Habit, Year-Round Interest

Flowering Season

None

Uses

Hedge, Privacy Planting, Woodland Garden

Water Needs

Medium

Fertilize

Yearly in early spring

Pruning

None Needed

Planting Instructions

• Water before planting
• Plant in full sun to part shade
• Dig hole 2X the width of pot
• Backfill and plant 1″-2″ above soil level water and add more soil if needed
• Mulch plants 1-2″ deep around plant, avoiding closest to stem

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