An upright, narrow pyramidal evergreen tree with dense, dark green foliage. Mature height is 30 - 40 ft. tall with a 10 - 15 ft. spread. Plant as a hedge, windbreak, grouping or specimen. Plant 3 - 4 ft. apart for a hedge and 8 - 12 ft. apart for a screen. Grows well in full sun and partial shade. Roots are tolerant of wet soils.

　　- Botanical Name : Thuja occidentalis

　　- Healthy two year old plants are 6 to 12 inches tall

　　- Provides beautiful winter color interest when the deciduous trees are bare

　　- Makes a natural privacy screen, better than a fence

　　- Grows well in sun or shade

　　- Plant in a protected location or garden for the first 2 years, then move to its permanent growing site in the landscape

　　- Easy-to-plant size

　　- Container grown plants provide virtually no transplant shock compared to bare root plants

　　- USDA Zone 3 (-40F) to USDA Zone 7 (0F)