A Rochester, NY homeowner is planting 25 Emerald Green arborvitae (3 ft tall) as a screen. Questions: starter fertilizer? planting tips?
Do not fertilize at planting. Fertilizer stimulates top growth before roots establish. Wait until next season, then use an evergreen fertilizer like Holly-tone sparingly.
Emerald Green spreads 3–4 feet. For a solid hedge, space 3–4 feet apart. For air circulation and long-term health, 4 feet is a good compromise.
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