Splitting stems on mature arborvitae often result from insect boring or cycling pest populations, not disease. Prune affected areas if practical. Maintain adequate watering; most infestations are temporary.
New Arborvitae Browning: Overwatering, Nursery Care, or Planting Issues
Arborvitae Bagworms: Identification, Life Cycle, and Control
Arborvitae Care: Sprinkler Systems and Neighbor Herbicide Damage
Arborvitae Near House Foundations: Root Damage Risks
Leyland Cypress Alternatives: Green Giant Arborvitae for Deer Resistance and Health
Green Giant Arborvitae in Partial Shade: Will They Work?
Thuja Green Giant vs. Giant Arborvitae: Same Species, Different Names
Arborvitae Bud Browning in Massachusetts: Likely Moth Larvae
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Transplanting Mature Arborvitae: Risks and Better Alternatives
Selaginella (Arborvitae Fern): A Prehistoric Groundcover for Shade
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Pruning Arborvitae: Severe Cuts Lead to Permanent Bare Spots
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