Drain Completed and 12-to-14 foot Golden Peabody Arborvitaes Planted
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Bright masses of garden phlox with a background foil of arborvitae create a peaceful oasis in the Fox Point garden.
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View from the bluestone patio, back along the brick walk.
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Custom ironwork and masonry create a welcoming entry for residents and guests. Photo: Linda Oyama Bryan
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Photo by Jay Sifford.
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The lower pots are handsome squares made of a dark grey composite material suitable for over wintering, planted with arborvitae, accented with winter cabbages

Mission/ Techny Arborvitae - Mission is a broad, pyramidal cultivar. Fan-like needles are deep green, fast growing, excellent for screens and tall sheared hedges. Very dark green. Good in sun or light shade. Holds color well through winter. Very winter hardy. - 12-15 ft tall and 6-8 ft wide

**Green Giant Privacy Installation – Estate-Scale Screening** This project focused on creating immediate, full-scale privacy for a large residential property through the installation of over 400 Green Giant arborvitae. The objective was to establish a defined boundary and visual enclosure without compromising the openness or natural character of the landscape. The layout was carefully planned to follow the length of the drive, framing the approach to the home while maintaining symmetry and consistency. Trees were spaced and aligned with precision to ensure long-term uniform growth, allowing the screen to mature into a dense, continuous barrier. Site preparation played a critical role in the success of the installation. The planting areas were properly graded and amended to support healthy root development, with irrigation integrated to promote establishment and sustained growth. This ensures the trees not only thrive but maintain their structure and density over time. Green Giant arborvitae were selected for their reliability, fast growth rate, and ability to provide year-round coverage. Their upright form allows for effective screening without overwhelming the space, making them ideal for large properties requiring both privacy and scale.

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Photo: Adrienne DeRosa © 2015 Houzz The hardscape is well balanced with greenery. To ensure privacy from the back alley, arbovitae were planted along the perimeter. At the back of the garden, an outbuilding is the ideal spot for a studio or supplemental office space. Modern furnishings highlight the architecture and lend a crisp contrast in color.

Evergreen trees in back yard island, containing Norway spruce, Colorado blue spruce, and arborvitae.
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Arborvitae used as a hedge to buffer neighbors
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