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What else is new?

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  • RenaudaR Renauda

    @89th

    Those look like cedars making the arch. Do you know what kind?

    With effort we have had good luck with cedars despite the dryness and winter cold. Not sure whether the cedars we grow here would spread enough to make an arch like you have.

    Looks great 89.

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    @Renauda said in What else is new?:

    @89th

    Those look like cedars making the arch. Do you know what kind?

    With effort we have had good luck with cedars despite the dryness and winter cold. Not sure whether the cedars we grow here would spread enough to make an arch like you have.

    Looks great 89.

    Good eye, I think it is some cedar arborvitae variety, maybe a "junior giant thuja"? Hard to tell since I've had to trim it to control the width and height, but I know it grows like 5-9" per year. I am planting a few emerald green arborvitae in the backyard soon (9 to be exact) to fill in some gaps where we removed some old shrubs near the fence line. I'm looking forward to those, especially if they get some direct sun...arborvitae LOOOOOVE direct sun.

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      Funny, I found a Google Map street view from 2008, the red arrows is where the arborvitaes are (looks like 2' tall) and the orange arrow is actually a maple tree that is now a good 30' tall.

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        Ha! Here it is in 2013. Wow, what growth since then.

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