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American Arborvitae Tree Facts |
| Scientific
Name: |
Thuja
occidentalis
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| Foliage: |
Bright
Green evergreen leaves
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| Mature
Height: |
40
Feet
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| Mature
Spread: |
8-15
Feet
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| Soil: |
sandy,
clay, loam
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| Zones: |
2-8
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| Moisture: |
moderate
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This
tree has scale like leaves, 2 mm long, abruptly pointed, bright
green above and pale green below, may become yellow-brown in winter.
Prefers a deep, well-drained soil. When established it can withstand
considerable heat and drought. Often used for hedges or for windbreaks
or for year around screening. Also used as an accent tree for yards.
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