10 Thuja Green Giant Arborvitae 7-10 inches Tall Trees

I've been struggling to find someone that can ship me strong, healthy saplings. This seller, hands down accomplished it! Not only are the trees strong and healthy, but they managed to keep them that way, all the way to my door. I had a small issue with shipping and the seller responded immediately, even compensating for the problem shipping caused. By far the best customer service you can ask for. I can't even imagine going through anyone else at this point. The saplings were in better condition than any of the nurseries and a quarter of the price. Thank you!

Very small, but very healthy! I have had them for about a year and all of them survived, all are about 3 feet tall! I would highly recommend these especially if you don’t mind them to starting out so tiny!

Nothing wrong with the trees. They came alive and in great shape. I would opt for 1-2 footers instead next time. For the price it's not bad, but they are very fragile compared to more established bigger ones. I had bought 1-2 footers from another seller and they seem to be taking better. I would certainly buy again from this seller, but I would go bigger. If you go with these, it might make sense to grow inside instead of moving to ground, but that's just my novice take

Absolutely Fabulous! Arrived fast by UPS & was informed of date of arrival so plants arrived perfectly! IT was 93F outside I grabbed the package, opened it..the 10 plants were ALL PERFECT! They arrived hydrated and alive. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE!

I purchased 30 of these plants in three separate shipments over a couple of weeks to plant along my fence. They came well packaged and healthy. Oddly, three of the plants are turning black and dying. Mother nature and I have been watering consistently. I just hope the rest remain healthy and continue growing, or all that work and money will be down the drain.

I bought a lot of 25 and a lot of 10 for a total of 25. At the same time I also bought 7 Emerald Green Arborvitae and all 7 are alive and well after 7 months. These 2 lots of 25 and 10 were a little shorter and so I planned on them taking a bit longer to actually be a growing force on my property. While all 7 of the Emerald Green are still alive, not the same story with the 35 Thuja Green Arborvitae. When these were received, there were 4 that were mostly dead on arrival, and I opened them up within minutes of Amazon delivery to my front door. I immediately began watering and placing them in a lighted, semi-sunny window as it was too early in the spring to plant outside. Once risk of frost was gone, I planted these in the same areas I planted the Emerald Green, so some had more sun while some had less sun. We have been having a drought this summer and into the fall, so I watered them all once to twice a week. Early on, I watered a little more often to make sure they established themselves well. After a month in the ground, there were 7 more that were dead, just dried up and brittle brown, dead. So, out of the 24 that were still alive, only 20 made it to 2 months outside. The 3rd through 6th months outside, just counted again a couple days ago, I am left with just 11 alive, and 3 of them are not looking very well with some dead areas on them. I would say that none of the 35 of them are thriving, and there is no pattern of more sun or less sun or more water or less water that would help me know why I only have 11 left alive. Remember, I also bought 7 Emerald Green Arborvitae at the same time and they have received the exact same treatment and all 7 of them are still alive. I checked with several local nurseries to see what kind of arborvitae they were selling and they had both for this area. I also bought insecticide and fungicide and sprayed them starting in their first month outside so I ruled that out. I can say this, that I will not be buying any lots of Thuja Green Arborvitae from this seller again. By the way, the way they were shipped was absolutely ridiculous. They had stapled cardboard all around them to hold in the dirt, but the dirt was everywhere in the packaging and the staples were ridiculous to try and remove so I could get to each arborvitae to plant them.

Very impressed with these trees! I bought and planted 10 of them a year and 4 months ago. The saplings all came in great shape in a secure and moist container. Perfect shipping and handling! I planted them in a row about 5 feet apart. The first four trees in the row get sun all day long, the middle 4 get sun between 6 - 10 hours a day, and the last two get 3 - 5 hours a day. The first 6 months I watered the trees about every other day, unless it rained. I could easily tell if I wasn't watering enough by some branches turning brown during the hot days. This year, I have watered them only during hot stretches with no rain. There has been very little upkeep besides this minimal watering and the mulching around them at the beginning of the season. The trees that get sun all day have grown from the 8 inch sapling to a three foot tall tree with another foot or so shoot coming out the top. This gives the trees a total growth of about 3 and a half feet in the first 16 months. I have no doubt they will be five feet tall early next spring. The trees in the middle that get 6 - 10 hours of sun a day range from two to three feet tall with a shoot just starting to come out of the top on two of them, maybe 5 - 8 inches long. The difference in size based on the amount of sun is very apparent. The last two trees that get 3 - 5 hours of sun a day are doing fine, are green and strong, but have only grown to about 20 inches tall with no shoot. I plan on cutting down some foliage around them to maximize their time in the sun. I give these trees 5 stars and the seller 5 stars. They have definitely performed amazing! I would much rather have spent ~$35 on ten of these saplings and taken care of them for the past year than spend ~$600 to plant trees of the size they are today. Excellent product, excellent value! Would highly recommend to anyone looking to spend a little time to grow some beautiful trees!

I have grown Thuja Green giants over the past 5 years and like the conifers very much. Some nurseries suggest to soak roots in a bucket or saucer of water before planting some say not too. I would say it depends on how moist the soil they are going to be planted is. I usually put the pot in an inch of water in a saucer and soak for a few hours. Let the water come up through the holes and give the plant a big drink. This is true with any plant, I have found, that has come through the mail and may be dried out when it arrives. Green giants are very sturdy and hard to kill. I have found the first year there is very little growth, but once established they grow fairly quickly as stated in the plants description. As with any plant make sure you buy from someone who will stand behind the product and replace any items that do die. Make sure the seller states they will replace dead or diseased plants. Good nursery's will do so, some even up to 18 months later. One amazon seller I bought from does not so beware. Good luck and good planting.