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Little Teddy Globe Arborvitae/Thuja
Little Teddy Globe Arborvitae Thuja



 
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SOFT TO THE TOUCH. AN ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE LITTLE ARBORVITAE!!

*SHIPS YEAR ROUND - Subject to availability

*Availability Status: Currently sold out - Estimated avail late May 2013
*Average Plant Shipping Size: 6"-8" tall

*No Shipments to California, Alaska, or Hawaii



OUR PRICE  : $5.95

PRODUCT CODE: ARBLTG1


PLANT DESCRIPTIONS & FACTS   
 
Thuja occidentalis 'Little Teddy'
 
Overall Description
 
  Small, globe shaped dwarf evergreen. Its feathery foliage is fine in texture making this plant almost huggable. It has soft, green foliage which will turn bronze in extreme temperatures. May be gently sheared to keep its sphere shape or allowed to mature naturally into a versatile oval shape - occasional shearing is recommended to maintain foliage density, and prevent splaying of branches. It needs to be planted in full sun and also needs an occasional watering once the plant is established. A great landscape ornamental for spatially challenged gardens, as well as a good choice for container gardening.
 
 Plant Facts & Specifications
 
Mature Height: 2 ft
 
Mature Width:  2 ft
 
Growth rate: Moderate ( 4"-8" avg per yr )
 
Hardiness Zones:  4-9 ( if unsure of your zone, please use zone finder below )
 
Sun Exposure: Full sun to partial shade
 
Soil Preference: Average to slightly sandy - well drained
 
Foliage Color & Texture: Nice dark green foliage......almost has a very, very slight blue undertone to it. Texture is very soft & feathery.....soft to the touch
 
Flower, Cone, Or Berry Facts: None known
 
Diseases / Insects: Bagworms, and spider mites are very occasionally seen. Inspect plants on a twice a year basis for any signs of these pests. No problems noted here at our nursery with this variety at all.
 
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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