Green Giant
SIZE & GROWTH RATE
Average Growth Rate is FastMature Size 35' Tall x 8' Wide
LIGHT NEEDS
Full sun to partial shade
DECIDUOUS OR EVERGREEN
Evergreen
FLOWER DESCRIPTION
Flowers:None Color:0Green Giant: is a vigorously growing, pyramidal evergreen with rich green color that remains outstanding throughout hardiness range. It has no serious pest or disease problems and has been widely grown and tested in commercial nursery production. ‘Green Giant‘ is an excellent substitute for Leyland cypress.
A good choice if you simply want a bigger Emerald Green Arborvitae. Maintains its green color all year. Growing in popularity as a substitute for Leyland Cypress. May be pruned. Note that these trees tend to fill-in and become more dense as they get older/taller.
Growth Rate: Rapid, up to 2-3′ a year after established, depending on growing conditions.
Instant Privacy Use: Fast-growing, larger barrier. Avoid power lines, plan for growth.
Light Requirements: Full sun to shade
Instant Privacy Spacing: May be planted as close together as “5′ centers”, meaning the trunks of each tree are 5’apart.
What to Expect the First Year: As with all newly-planted trees, these need to be watered carefully through the first Spring/ Summer
SIZE & GROWTH RATE
Average Growth Rate is FastMature Size 35' Tall x 8' Wide
LIGHT NEEDS
Full sun to partial shade
DECIDUOUS OR EVERGREEN
Evergreen
FLOWER DESCRIPTION
Flowers:None Color:0The Big Trees Tree Finder is a tree catalog that allows you to search and get detailed information for all the various trees that we sell and install, including privacy trees, fall color trees, spring flowering trees, specimen trees, deciduous trees and evergreen trees. You can select to view trees from each of these categories, or by characteristics such as growth rate, mature height and spread, light requirements, and flower color. The diversity of tree species and their various tree forms is vast, with most species adapted to different environmental conditions and serving unique roles in the ecosystem.
The page for each specific tree gives detailed information on that tree, including size and growth rate, light needs, and whether the tree is deciduous or evergreen. The evolutionary adaptation of tree forms has allowed different tree species to evolve unique characteristics, making them well-suited to their habitats. In temperate climates, trees start their growth with the arrival of warmer weather and longer days. Trees provide shade and shelter, and add beauty and elegance to your landscape. They also remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, store large quantities of carbon, and play a significant role in reducing erosion and moderating the climate.
Selecting the right trees for your nursery can transform your landscape into a picturesque and functional space. Whether you’re seeking privacy, vibrant fall colors, spring blossoms, or a standout specimen tree, this guide will introduce you to various nursery trees that cater to these needs. Each category includes several options with detailed descriptions, benefits, and care requirements.
Privacy Trees
Privacy trees are essential for creating secluded spaces, blocking out unwanted views, and reducing noise. This category includes Emerald Green Arborvitae, Excelsa Cedar, Green Giant, Western Red Cedar, Leyland Cypress, and many more.
Fall Color Trees
Trees that offer stunning fall colors can enhance the beauty of your landscape during the autumn months. This category includes Autumn Blaze Maple Tree, Autumn Flame Maple Tree, Raywood Ash Tree, October Glory Maple Tree, Japanese Maple Tree, and many more.
Spring Flowering Trees
Spring flowering trees bring a burst of color and fragrance to your garden. This category includes Satomi Dogwood Tree, Thundercloud Plum Tree, Chanticleer Pear Tree, Mount Fuji Cherry Tree, and many more.
Specimen Trees
Specimen trees serve as focal points in the landscape, showcasing their unique beauty and commanding attention. This category includes Japanese Maple Trees, Korean Dogwood Tree, Tricolor Beech Trees, and Magnolia Grandiflora.
Conclusion
Choosing the right nursery trees for your landscape involves considering your specific needs, climate, and soil conditions. Privacy trees like Leyland Cypress and Thuja Green Giant can create secluded areas, while fall color trees such as Sugar Maple and Red Maple add vibrant hues to your autumn scenery. Spring flowering trees like Flowering Cherry and Eastern Redbud bring seasonal beauty, and specimen trees like Japanese Maple and Weeping Willow serve as captivating focal points.
