24+ Thuja Occidentalis Golden Globe Arborvitae

Golden globe arborvitae thuja has a very nice round globe shape that doesn t get out of control. It works well in landscapes that call for intermediate size reliable form and contrasting color.

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Thuja occidentalis golden globe arborvitae

Use in combination with dark green shrubs for a pleasing contrast. Works well as a low hedge and in foundation plantings. Golden globe arborvitae is a dense multi stemmed evergreen shrub with a more or less rounded form.

Thuja occidentalis golden globe is a slow growing globose selection of arborvitae with loose upright branching holding sprays of soft golden yellow foliage that holds year long. Golden globe arborvitae true to its name thuja occidentalis golden globe has soft colorful foliage and a uniform rounded form. Thuja occidentalis commonly known as american arborvitae eastern arborvitae eastern white cedar or northern white cedar is a dense conical to narrow pyramidal sometimes maturing to broad pyramidal often single trunked evergreen tree that is native to eastern and central canada south to northern illinois.

Handsome bright golden yellow foliage covers this dense globe shaped shrub and tolerates full sun exposure without sunburn. Its relatively fine texture sets it apart from other landscape plants with less refined foliage. Golden globe arborvitae thuja occidentalis golden globe the distinct shape and color of the golden globe arborvitae make it a landscape standout.

The foliage is very dense and a beautiful golden yellow color on the outside of the plant nice bright green in the interior section. After 10 years of growth a mature specimen will measure 3 feet 1 m tall and wide an annual growth rateo of 3 to 4 inches 7 5 10 cm. Thuja occidentalis golden globe sku 7286 handsome bright golden yellow foliage covers this dense globe shaped shrub and tolerates full sun exposure without sunburn.

Thrives in regions with high humidity. The golden yellow foliage and the natural globe shape work together to enhance any outdoor space. This is a relatively low maintenance shrub.

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