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Thuja occidentalis 'Linesville'
Overall Description:
This wonderful globe shaped Arb is actually known by several names throughout the nursery industry - names such as 'Linesville', 'Lionsville'. 'Lyonville', as well as a particularly interesting name of 'Mr Bowling Ball' Arborvitae. No matter which name you choose to use, you are sure to have a very nice, low maintenance variety on your hands that will provide a very dense, soft textured touch to your landscape.
Linesville keeps a good thick, globe shape with little to no trimming whatsoever - but light trimming or shaping will greatly increase / enhance this quality.....especially during the first few growth seasons.
Foliage is very soft to the touch, and is a beautiful sage green color with a hint of blue grey added to it. No winter discoloration. And this variety also appears to be quite cold hardy and tolerates a fairly wide variety of soil conditions. This Arborvitae works very well in group planting, or as a foreground planting with larger upright evergreen as a backdrop. Also has been known to be used as low borders along paths, walkways, sidewalks, etc.
Plant facts:
Mature Height: 2-4 ft
Mature Width: 2-4 ft
Growth Rate: Moderate ( 4"- 6" avg per year )
Hardiness Zones: 4-8 ( if unsure of your zone, please use zone finder below )
Sun Exposure: Full sun to part shade
Soil Preference: Average to moist & fertile - well drained. Mulching recommended
Foliage Color & Texture: Soft, fuzzy appearance - sage green color with a hint of blue / grey.
Flower / Cone / Berry Facts: N/A
Diseases / Insects: No serious threats or problems have been reported. Spider mites.......and possibly bagworms could be a possibility. But very rarely observed.
Fertilization / Feeding : Light application of an evergreen specific granular fertilizer ( 6-12-12 ratio ) can be beneficial when applied in late winter . early spring, and again in mid fall. Holly Tone is an excellent brand to use.
Current Avg Plant Shipping Size: 6"-10" tall / 8"-10" wide
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