MA/RI border, 60–90 trees for privacy screen along marshy swamp maple forest. Soil wet at 6–10″ depth.
Green Giant tolerates wet, clay, rocky, sandy, acidic, and alkaline soils. No standing water = good to go.
Green Giant thrives in wet conditions if not waterlogged. Focus on proper planting technique in difficult soil.
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Thuja Green Giant for Windbreak: Hurricane Resistance
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Green Giant Arborvitae Shade Tolerance
Green Giant Arborvitae Lower Branch Browning: Environmental Diagnosis
Thuja Green Giant in Austin: Not a Shade Tree, But a Great Screen
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Thuja Green Giant Life Expectancy vs. Leyland Cypress
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