Arborvitae 'Green Giant' U.S.D.A. Hardiness Zones 5-8 Cottage Hill

A: 50-60' tall.

A: Hi Patricia, thanks for reaching out! For the overall health of the plant, it is always best to get it planted in the ground as soon as you can, but as long as the plant is receiving proper water and sunlight, it will be able to survive for quite some time in the grower container it arrived in. I hope you find this answer to be helpful!

A: Hello - We would suggest planting about 5 feet apart for privacy to allow space for future growth. Thank you - National Plant Network

A: Hello Bob - these trees will not survive in your desert heat. Thank you - National Plant Network

A: Hi Tracy - Unfortunately, this variety does not perform in your area. There may be other varieties that do. Thank you - National Plant Network

A: Hello Marissa - It's about 2 feet tall when it arrives to you. Thank you - National Plant Network

A: Good Morning Lillian - To remove the brown branches, it is best to go in and cut them out. Thank you - National Plant Network

A: Hi Dennis - I would at this early in it's lifetime. Thank you - National Plant Network

A: Hi Marge - It does not have to be transferred when it arrives, however, the container it arrives in does have drainage holes, so depending on where you are storing, we recommend adding a tray to capture the water. Thank you - National Plant Network

A: Hello Marge - When first planted, these should be watered about once a week. Once they become more established, every other week as needed will suffice for this plant. Thank you - National Plant Network