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Thuja occidentalis 'Danica'
Overall Description
A nice, compact globe shaped arborvitae with a nice, neat, round globe shape. Requires no trimming / pruning to maintain shape. Foliage is quite dense, and a glossy emerald green in color. Turns slightly golden / bronze / green in colder weather. Has proven to be quite hardy....especially when compared to many dwarf forms. Likes full sun - will accept part shade as well. Excellent for use as accents in most any landscape, or also impressive when planted in rows as a border around porches, patios, steps, and walkways.
Plant facts & Specifications
Mature Height: 18"-24"
Mature Width: 18"-24"
Growth Rate: Slow to Moderate ( 4"-6" avg per yr )
Hardiness Zones: 4-8
Sun Exposure: Full sun to part shade
Soil Preference: Average to slightly sandy - well drained
Foliage Color & Texture: Nice dense, classic fanlike arborvitae foliage with good bright emerald green color during the warmer months. Slight bronzing during the winter, especially in northern climates.
Flower / Cone / Berry Facts: Occasional cones have been noted on very mature specimens, but very few & far between.
Diseases / Insects: Very few serious threats are normally encountered with this variety. Bagworms and spider mites are the most probable you will ever deal with, and can be prevented / controlled by regular inspections twice a year.
Fertilization / Feeding : Either water soluble ( Miracle Gro, or equivalent ), or granular ( Holly Tone is excellent ). Other granular types with 6-12-12, or 10-10-10 ratio is acceptable. Best to fertilize in early spring, and again in mid fall - avoid feeding during hot summer months, and directly after transplanting.
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