Cold-Hardy Evergreen is Perfect for Year-Round Foliage Introducing the North Pole® Arborvitae, a stunning addition to your year-round landscape! This elegant evergreen boasts a sleek silhouette up to 15-feet that serves as a space-saving solution for gardens of all sizes. Whether lining a pathway or framing a doorway, its compact form offers versatility and style! The North Pole® Arborvitae is renowned for its hardy and fragrant foliage. In fact, even in the harshest of winters, this resilient tree stands strong and maintains a lush appearance. Additionally, its cold-hardy nature means it's a dependable choice for gardens in cooler climates - even in the depths of winter! The best part? This evergreen is low-maintenance, making the North Pole® Arborvitae a gardener's dream! With minimal pruning required to maintain its sleek shape, this evergreen allows you to spend more time enjoying your outdoor space and less time on upkeep. So, whether you're a seasoned gardener or a novice enthusiast, this tree is sure to thrive with little effort, adding beauty and charm to your landscape for years to come. About Proven Winners®: Proven Winners® ColorChoice Shrubs offers flowering shrubs, evergreens, and trees that have been tested for eight to ten years to ensure they outperform conventional varieties. That means bigger flowers, more colorful foliage, reblooming, disease resistance, new habits, or anything that makes them more beautiful and easier to grow in your landscape or garden. Planting & Care 1. Planting: Ideal growing conditions include moist, nutrient-rich, and well-drained soil, although this evergreen can tolerate a variety of soil types and some dry spells. Avoid poorly drained or excessively wet areas for optimal growth. 2. Watering: Maintain soil moisture by watering regularly, aiming for approximately 1 inch of water per week. This plant thrives in well-drained soil conditions. 3. Fertilizing: In spring, apply a slow-release, balanced fertilizer. 4. Pruning: As needed; however, avoid pruning during late summer or fall, as this can prompt new growth that is susceptible to damage from the colder temperatures.
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