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Category Archives: Arborvitae Trees

Where Can You Find Spruce, Pine & Arborvitae Trees for an Omaha Yard?

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Spruce, pine & arborvitae trees are a popular choice for year-round greenery and structure in Omaha yards. These trees stay green in all seasons, even in winter when most plants lose their leaves. This makes them useful for both design and privacy. The weather in Omaha can change often, with cold winters and warm summers. […]

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What Are the Best Evergreens to Plant for Privacy and Wind Breaks?

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The best evergreens for privacy and wind breaks create a living wall that blocks wind and limits visibility while adding structure to the landscape. Hardy, dense evergreen plant selections, such as arborvitae, spruce, pine, and hemlock, provide year-round color, reliable screening, and long-term wind protection when matched correctly to the climate, soil, and space. This […]

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The Difference Between Arborvitae and Thuja

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Some suppliers label the same tree as either an Arborvitae or a Thuja, which can be confusing. In fact, they are the same species. These tall, narrow evergreens are widely used in landscaping for privacy screens, hedges, and decorative borders. Varieties like the Green Giant Arborvitae are especially popular because they grow quickly and provide […]

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Evergreens Turning Brown In Winter

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Proudly living up to their title, evergreens are a constant symbol of emerald beauty in our landscape. They hold on to their needles or leaves year-round and always stay green. Since evergreens retain their leaves over the winter they are susceptible to all the nasties of winter weather. They continue to use and lose water […]

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Arborvitae Trees Facts & Care

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Arborvitae trees are dense, narrow, evergreen shrubs or small trees that make a wonderful privacy screen and windbreak. They have flat, scale-like foliage, which is usually a lush light, medium, or dark green, and attractive cones. These trees also typically maintain their foliage nearly all the way to the base of the trunk, giving the […]

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