5 Reasons To Plant Thuja occidentalis 'Smaragd' In Your Landscape

 

If you need permanent privacy or want to block out an unsightly view, then a hedge could be the perfect fence alternative. Thuja occidentalis smaragd hedges maintain their dark green appearance throughout the year, except for when they are decorated with pretty shades of white flowers in early autumn. Evergreen hedges do need regular maintenance and care, so they don't get out of control but are a good choice if you have the time.

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