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Male and female flowers of eastern arborvitae, a monoecious species, are usually borne on separate twigs in the spring. They are tiny, non-showy, terminal, cone-like structures. Male flowers are yellowish and arise from branchlets near the base of shoots.
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Windbreak Trees.com -designs and trees for your windbreak ... As with all arborvitae species deer will eat this species in the winter but trees are rarely killed as new foliage just sprouts from the branches even if no green is showing. Repellant or fencing may have to be used in heavy deer areas.
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Starting to dig. Arborvitae species require a root ball diameter of about two-thirds of the branch spread. The soil ball for trees should be a minimum of 12 inches for each 1 inch of trunk diameter.
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www.eastpenngardens.com/About/DigAnArborvitae.html
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All species of arborvitae are primary food sources for moth larvae and leafminers. High populations of deer can be detrimental to the growing cycle of young arborvitae. They are known to strip seedlings bare of any leaves, which usually results in the death of the tree.
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www.wisegeek.com/what-is-an-arborvitae.htm
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The Oriental Arborvitae tree or "Biota" (species name: Platycladus orientalis) is a common ornamental evergreen tree that is originally native to Northwest China. This tree used to be thought to belong to the "Thuja" genus but is not considered to be the only species in the genus "Platycladus".
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Thuja - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Thuja (pronounced /ˈθuːdʒə/ or /ˈθjuːdʒə/ ) is a genus of coniferous trees in the Cupressaceae (cypress family). There are five species in the genus, two native to North America and...
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Talking about cedars is somewhat confusing because many of the trees we call cedar are actually junipers, arborvitae or some other species altogether. We have therefore chosen to group all of these trees into one cedar category (not to be confused with the Cedrus genus). ... Species Information ... Cedar & Arborvitae...
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Oriental arborvitae grows as either a large shrub or a small tree. Starting off rather dense and compact, the canopy opens up with age. The needles are scale-like and bright green. It is an excellent choice for hedges as it often only needs trimming ... Species Information ... Home > Trees > Species Info > Cedar & Arborvitae...
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Get the answer to "How many species of arborvitae are native to North America?" at Smart QandA, where all answers are verified with credible reference sources at Encyclopedia.com. ... The name arborvitae or "tree of...are only six species in the Thuja genus, two in North America and four native to eastern...to western...
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