Southern Indiana: 3-ft emerald green arborvitae planted 3 ft apart in sun, generous holes with 1/3 peat, mulched, watered. Asked how to make them grow vigorously.
The expert said: you've done everything right. Do nothing for 2 years. Then fertilize with higher nitrogen (e.g., 10-6-4). Early fertilizing causes tender growth that winter-kills in cold regions.
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