Baby Giant Arborvitae Tree
Thuja plicata x standishii PPAF 61830744 ‘Virginian™’
Compact evergreen suitable for small spaces
Maintains dense, pyramidal shape
Offers year-round privacy
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Baby Giant Arborvitae Tree Care
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Sunlight
Baby Giant Arborvitaes grow best in a combination of full sun with partial shade (around 6 hours of direct sunlight daily).
Watering
Water your tree weekly for the first year, more frequently if there is a drought. Once established, your Baby Giant will thrive on regular rainfall alone.
Fertilizing
No fertilizer is necessary for the Baby Giant Arborvitae to thrive.
The Baby Version of Thuja, Same Big Benefits
Why Baby Giant Arborvitaes?
An improved variety of the Thuja Green Giant, the Baby Giant offers a number of one-of-a-kind benefits that set it apart, starting with improved winter color for year-round greenery (which is less susceptible to browning and yellowing). It's also adaptable, growing in a compact size that makes it the perfect choice as a privacy hedge for homeowners with smaller yards.
Plant several Baby Giant Arborvitaes in a row to create a privacy screen or windscreen that stills let the sunlight into your backyard. Its conical shape and deep green color are reminiscent of a French garden. Whether you plant it solo or in a group to keep out nosy neighbors or unsightly views, you'll love the look and quick, easy growth.
Even better? It's disease-resistant and involves virtually no upkeep. The Baby Giant Arborvitae is a tree you can plant and forget. From climates with temperamental winters to hot, humid summers and everywhere in-between, Baby Giant is highly versatile. Plus, once it's established, you won't even have to bother with watering! You'll have a fully-formed tree, quickly and easily.
Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better
You won't find the Baby Giant at your local nursery or big-box retailer. It's our newest introduction for Thuja lovers who need the benefits of a smaller, more compact tree. But the best part is that you get amazing growth that's much healthier.
When you shop at chain garden centers, you might see Arborvitaes that are sparse and dying (and you won't see the Baby Giant at all). But because we plant, grow and nurture our trees for months ahead of shipping, you get a better-developed tree, with an intact root system, delivered directly to your door.
If you love the look and shape of a Thuja Green Giant but don't have enough space, the Baby Giant Arborvitae is your tree of choice. Order yours today!
Full Planting & Care Instructions
Product Details
| Mature Height: | 14 ft. |
| Mature Width: | 6 ft. |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun, Partial Shade |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate Growing |
| Botanical Name: | Thuja plicata x standishii PPAF 61830744 ‘Virginian™’ |
| Does Not Ship To: | AZ |
| Grows Well In Zones: | 5-8 outdoors |
Growing Zones: 5-8 outdoors
(hardy down to -10℉)
Customer Reviews & Photos
Based on 150 reviews
Baby Giants were healthy and doing great
Both these trees came through shipping with flying colors and both are healthy and rocking.
All 8 of the Baby
All 8 of the Baby Giant arrived in beautiful condition and on time. Will be ordering more plants from Fast Growing trees.
So far so good
Plants arrived in good condition. I planted them the same day I received. Its been two weeks and they seem to be doing well.
Baby abevertai
Great
Just my observation
I have 32 Thuja Green Giants and 1 Steeplchase planted about 12 months ago. They are georgeous Arborvitae. The only other comment is some of the customer yard pics look like they are improperly planted. In a straight line, mine are 5 ft apart, and 5 foot off the fence. I have 18 plants down the line and 1 across. I saw a couple where they appeared too close together, and in 2 pics they were planted too close to a fence line. Otherwise love them and best of luck to those growing!
