'Green Giant' arborvitae is an excellent choice for a tall, fast-growing evergreen screen. It reaches heights to block second-story views, has attractive foliage, and is less prone to canker than Leyland cypress. For fastest establishment, loosen soil in a 6-foot diameter around each planting hole, water regularly for six months (even in winter), and fertilize lightly each summer.
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