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Available details indicate Green Giant Arborvitae grow best in USDA hardiness zones 5–8.

Product details indicate they perform best in full sun.

One description reports growth rates of about 3–5 feet per year until the trees reach maturity.

They tolerate a wide variety of soil types and are described as thriving in many soils; listings also note they should receive ample water during the summer.

They can be pruned into a low screen or hedge or left to grow tall as a privacy hedge or windbreak; listings also note they work well for tying a landscape together.

Common uses listed include privacy hedges, windbreaks, screening, and generally tying landscaping elements together.

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