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Thujas in Almaty
Thujas for gardens and hedges in the Trees Vitas catalog. Compare varieties, crown shapes and plant photographs from the nursery in the Almaty region.
Catalog
Thujas for gardens and hedges in the Trees Vitas catalog. Compare varieties, crown shapes and plant photographs from the nursery in the Almaty region.
Champion western arborvitae, available in Kazakhstan from Trees Vitas. A plant nursery serving Almaty and the Almaty Region. We sell apple, arborvitae, sweet cherry, spruce, chrysanthemum and many other plants.
Brabant western arborvitae, pyramidal form, available in Kazakhstan from Trees Vitas. A plant nursery serving Almaty and the Almaty Region. We sell apple, arborvitae, sweet cherry, spruce, chrysanthemum and many other plants.
Different thuja forms suit hedges and specimen planting. Compare mature height and width, light and watering needs, then choose spacing appropriate to the variety.
Ask about availability and choosing plantsWestern arborvitae 'Brabant' plants Trees Vitas nursery in Almaty and the Almaty Region offers fast-growing, easy-care Brabant plants. It quickly forms hedges and green screens. Rich green foliage takes on a bronze tint in winter. Mature height reaches 10 m and width 3–4 m. Undemanding about soil and growing conditions, it tolerates drought and frost. High winter hardiness; prefers sun but tolerates shade. There is no showy flowering. Suitable for dense hedges of different heights, dividing gardens into zones, green walls and arches. Trees Vitas offers healthy, sturdy plants of different sizes and ages, grown in accordance with horticultural practices, at direct nursery prices. Our specialists can help select plants for your conditions. Order Brabant and create a green garden backdrop!
Columnar western arborvitae 'Columna' plants Its slender columnar crown retains its shape without clipping. Rich green foliage remains bright and full throughout the year. It reaches 1–1.5 m in 3–4 years. Undemanding about soil and tolerant of drought and frost. The original description also mentions a phytoncide effect associated with cleaner air. Suitable for dense green hedges, formal entrances, zoning and highlighting architectural elements. It can be grown in large containers on terraces, balconies and patios. Trees Vitas offers quality plants grown in accordance with horticultural practices, a choice of arborvitae sizes and varieties, favourable retail and wholesale terms, and professional advice.
Western arborvitae 'Brabant' Thuja occidentalis 'Brabant' is a fast-growing evergreen with a compact columnar crown often extending to ground level. The crown is dense and conical when young, becoming looser with age. The description gives a local height of 3.5–4 m, reaching 15–20 m in southern latitudes. Annual growth is 30 cm in height and 10 cm in width. Green scale-like foliage retains its colour in winter. Small brown elongated-ovoid cones, 0.8–1.2 cm long, develop after spring flowering. Adapts to urban conditions and grows in sun or shade, but is more decorative in sun. Moisture-loving; tolerates brief dryness and temporary excess moisture. Prefers fertile, sufficiently moist loam. Frost-hardy, USDA zone 3; the original text also cautions about dry regions, temperatures below −30 to −35°C and prolonged thaws with temperature fluctuations. Suitable for specimen and group planting, avenues and hedges. Space plants 0.5–0.7 m apart in rows. Regular clipping maintains shape and height; pruning is well tolerated. Choose a sunny position and light soil. In heavy soil provide at least 15 cm of drainage. Prepare a hole suited to the root ball, 60–80 cm deep. Suggested mixture: sand, peat and leaf or turf soil at 1:1:2, with pH 4.5–6. The original instructions give up to 100 g of nitroammophoska per mature plant. Keep the root collar at ground level. After planting, the source recommends one bucket of water per mature plant weekly, more often in hot dry weather. Responds well to overhead watering. Spring compound fertiliser is specified at 50–60 g/m². Because roots are shallow, loosen no deeper than 10 cm and mulch with compost, peat or bark. In the first year, covering the above-ground plant and applying 5–10 cm of woodchip or peat mulch is recommended.
An elegant classic for hedging. Smaragd arborvitae has a dense, highly ornamental crown and rich green foliage throughout the year.
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