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Thuja Occidentalis Golden Globe Thuja Golden Globe Dwarf

Thuja Occidentalis Golden Globe Thuja Golden Globe Dwarf

Thuja Occidentalis Golden Globe is a striking dwarf conifer variety that belongs to the Northern White Cedar family. This evergreen conifer was first discovered as a sport in North East America from where it originates and imported by a Dutch nursery that named it in 1964. Thuja Occidentalis Golden Globe is synonymous with Thuja Occidentalis Globosa Aurea.It is easy to see how the slow growing and compact Thuja Golden Globe got its name. The soft, golden yellow foliage retains its vivid colour throughout the year, and the naturally achieved spherical form makes this evergreen shrub look like a globe - without any help from a pair of shears. The flat sprays of foliage are held on upright branches and have a feathery appearance.Height and Spread of Thuja Occidentalis Golden GlobeUnlike most members of the Northern White Cedar family, Thuja Golden Globe is compact. Even in a period of 10 years, when it is fully grown, this attractive dwarf conifer will not grow over 1 metres in height and spread.How Hardy is Thuja Occidentalis Golden GlobeNorthern White Cedar are native to North East America occurring from sea-level to about 600M often growing in cold swampy soils but equally at home on dry ground over limestone. Keeping this in mind, it is not a surprise that Thuja Golden Globe is an exceptionally tough shrub. This evergreen beauty is fully hardy in the United Kingdom - in fact, it can survive even the severest European climates with ease.How To Use Thuja Occidentalis Golden GlobeDue to its highly attractive appearance and compact size, Thuja Golden Globe has many uses in the landscape. Planted en masse, this globose shrub can be used as an edging plant- it looks particularly striking in rows. Its structural value lends itself well to formal garden design, and Thuja Occidentalis Golden Globe can be a great contrast to clipped hedge.In a mixed shrub border, Thuja Golden Globe offers texture, colour, and shape, and it will pair beautifully with evergreen shrubs with an informal habit.Plant this golden-leaved conifer in a large container to add year-round texture and colour to a rooftop garden, balcony, or patio. You can also use a pair of potted Thuja Golden Globes as showy front door plants. How To Care for Thuja Occidentalis Golden GlobeA tough, adaptable cultivar, Thuja Occidentalis Golden Globe is easy to grow and to care for. It will thrive in full sun to partial shade, and in any moist but well-drained soil.If you are looking for hardy plants with year-round interest, make sure to take a look at our collection of conifers and evergreen shrubs. See also Thuja Occidentalis Tiny Tim and Thuja Occidentalis Danica. 

GBP 19.50
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Thuja Occidentalis Little Champion White Cedar Dwarf Conifer

Thuja Occidentalis Little Champion White Cedar Dwarf Conifer

Thuja Occidentalis Little Champion or White Cedar Little ChampionThuja Occidentalis or White Cedar is an evergreen conifer native to North America prized for its dense scale-like foliage and undemanding nature, characteristics which make it ideal for hedging purposes. The variety ‘Little Champion’ (syn. with McConnell’s Globe) is an eye-catching dwarf and globose version of the well-loved thuja conifer. It originated in 1935 as a seedling in Canada. It boasts a highly-attractive naturally rounded shape and beautiful, bright green and lacey foliage that stays on the branches year-round. Height and Spread of Thuja Occidentalis Little ChampionVigorous when young, but with a slower growth rate as it ages, White Cedar Little Champion will stay compact even when fully mature. Its maximum size after a period of 10 years is just 50 centimetres by 50 centimetres.How Hardy is Thuja Occidentalis Little ChampionFully hardy in the United Kingdom, White Cedar Little Champion is both snow and frost hardy. It will stay evergreen and continue thriving in below zero conditions.How To Use Thuja Occidentalis Little ChampionLow-maintenance but highly decorative, Thuja Occidentalis Little Champion offers that highly desired combination. Naturally globose, it will not require extensive pruning and shaping to achieve a round form, and it can be grown either on its own as a statement plant, or en masse as a low hedge. Due to its compact size, this evergreen conifer is ideally suited to small gardens. Alternatively, you can grow White Cedar Little Champion in containers to add year-round interest to a rooftop garden or a patio, or plant in pairs to create an elegant entryway.How To Care For Thuja Occidentalis Little ChampionWhite Cedar Little Champion will do best in a sunny spot in the garden. It is adaptable to a wide range of soils but prefers moist but well-drained soil that is neutral to alkaline in pH value. See also our blog post on Thuja Care. 

GBP 45.38
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Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd U. White Cedar Smaragd. Thuja Smaragd Hedging. White Cedar Emerald Hedging. Thuja Hedging Conifers

Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd U. White Cedar Smaragd. Thuja Smaragd Hedging. White Cedar Emerald Hedging. Thuja Hedging Conifers

Thuja Smaragd White Cedar Hedging Rootball.Thuja Smaragd or White Cedar Emerald. These plants are supplied as Root Ball plants.Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd is a most attractive variety of Thuja. Growing more slowly (width-wise) than other varieties of Thuja, Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd has an upright conical habit and produces erect sprays of charming bright green foliage even in winter. The foliage is aromatic.Over recent years, Thuja conifers are becoming increasingly acknowledged as excellent hedging conifers that are well suited to our climate here in Britain and Ireland. They are evergreen, fast-growing, naturally conical shaped trees with small, fragrant leaves.The variety Thuja Occidentalis Smaragd has many common names including White Cedar Smaragd or White Cedar Emerald. It can also be referred to as Thuja Occidentalis Emerald.  As the name suggests, its foliage has a beautiful, emerald hue (smaragd meaning emerald in German).Thuja Smaragd trees have a dense growing habit and aromatic green foliage. The foliage lends itself very well to trimming, where required. Grown as a stand-alone specimen tree or pair of trees, Smaragd is a narrow, shapely and elegant conifer with its beautiful conical shape. White Cedar Smaragd is an ideal conifer for hedging. If you are looking for instant impact in your garden or landscape, the more mature Thuja Smaragd trees standing at 2.75 metres tall are excellent value!  There are many advantages to having a Thuja Occidentalis Emerald hedge. Smaragd is colour resistant in winter, meaning that it retains its colour during the winter months and is not susceptible to browning of the needles.  Relatively little cutting & shaping is required. Thuja Smaragd is particularly dense and columnar. Its narrow stature means that unlike most other hedging plants, it needs relatively little pruning, even over many years. This is because Thuja Smaragd grows slowly width-wise. In height on the other hand, White Cedar Emerald has a normal growth rate. Perfect characteristics for hedging!  Thuja Smaragd grows well in full sun on rich soil that drains well. Fully hardy. Max height in 20 years 3-4 metres. For many seasoned gardeners, Thuja 'Smaragd' is often considered the most beautiful and most recommendable of the Thuja varieties. But as it is slower growing, it tends to be more expensive than its related Thuja Occidentalis Brabant or Thuja Plicata Martin.  We aim to have a size in stock for every budget. As these hedging plants are root balled, we are able to offer even better value. 

GBP 10.08
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Thuja Occidentalis Fire Chief Congabe Dwarf White Cedar Tree

Thuja Occidentalis Fire Chief Congabe Dwarf White Cedar Tree

Thuja occidentalis Fire Chief also called Thuja occidentalis Congabe, is a new and particularly attractive dwarf version of White Cedar which will add colour to your garden year-round! Whether grown as a container specimen or in the garden, this small and fiery evergreen will fit right in!Native to eastern North America, White Cedars have long been a favourite for landscaping, and this new sport of the Rheingold variety has many qualities that particularly recommend it. Its soft, fine-textured sage-green foliage is unique for its colourful tips, which change from gold in spring to a soft, bronze-red in summer and finally bright red in autumn and winter, bringing a vivid colour to the winter garden.Hardy throughout the UK and northern Europe, Thuja occidentalis Fire Chief will grow to a height and spread of 60 cm in a few years, eventually reaching a mature size of 1.2 metres. It grows into a perfect globe shape without any pruning, but will respond well if you wish to clip it to maintain a smaller size. Space plants 1.2 - 1.5 m apart for a low growing hedge or in a grouping.For best colour, plant your Thuja occidentalis Congabe in full sun in acid to neutral moist but well-drained soil, with some protection from drying winter winds. Once established it can tolerate dry conditions. Pest and disease-free, it is very low-maintenance. Tolerant of pollution, Thuja occidentalis Fire Chief is perfect for small city gardens. Susceptible to deer, rabbits and salt, more care should be taken in coastal and country gardens.With its small size, attractive globe shape, and year-round red foliage, Thuja occidentalis Fire Chief is a great choice when there is limited room. Planted in a container on a roof terrace, in a courtyard or on a patio, this conifer will provide winter interest as well as a reliable backdrop for flowers in season. Towards the back of a mixed border or as a foundation planting, it will never grow out of bounds, while at the same time giving a welcome flash of colour. Thuja occidentalis Congabe also makes an excellent hedge which will never need pruning!Extremely hardy, low-maintenance and brilliantly coloured, Thuja occidentalis Fire Chief will never fail to light up your garden! Other low gorwing or dwarf Thujas include Thuja Orientalis Aurea Nana Conifer and Thuja Occidentalis Tiny Tim. 

GBP 56.25
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Thuja Occidentalis Danica White Cedar Danica Dwarf Conifers

Thuja Occidentalis Danica White Cedar Danica Dwarf Conifers

Thuja Occidentalis Danica This beautiful dwarf conifer, Thuja Occidentalis Danica (or White cedar Danica) has vibrant emerald green foliage during the summer months. The leaves are arranged so that this plant naturally forms a lovely globe shape. An occasional trim will keep Thuja Occidentalis Danica  even neater and well shaped and it can be trimmed to a perfectly rotund globe if required. This little dwarf conifer is a fabulous specimen plant that will happily grow in containers or can be used as an accent plant in the border or for sculptural interest in the rock garden.Conifers such as this are extremely useful rockery plants as they are evergreen and low growing and provide great interest throughout the year. Thuja Occidentalis Danica will grow in most well drained, moist soils and just needs an occasional mulch. White cedar Danica will reach a height and width of circa half a metre over a 10 year period. It holds an RHS Award of Garden Merit.View our entire Conifer collection here. 

GBP 53.63
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Thuja Occidentalis Rheingold White Cedar for Sale Online

Thuja Occidentalis Rheingold White Cedar for Sale Online

Thuja Occidentalis Rheingold is an evergreen oval-shaped cedar with yellow-gold foliage. This conifer is a good space filler or privacy screen in medium to large gardens.White cedars are native to North America but Rheingold is a sport of Ellwangeriana Aurea and was found in Germany in the 1900s. It’s been popular ever since for its coppery foliage and slow growth habit. Rheingold’s foliage is fan-shaped and so finely patterned it’s almost scaly. Foliage emerges orange in spring before maturing to golden yellow over the summer months. Many consider winter Thuja Occidentalis Rheingold finest month as its foliage matures to coppery gold on the larger branches.This is a very popular choice of evergreen and one that always performs well.Height and Spread of Thuja Occidentalis RheingoldThuja Occidentalis Rheingold is smaller and slower growing than other types of white cedar. It will reach a maximum height of 1.5 metres by 0.5 - 1 metre in spread.How Hardy is Thuja Occidentalis RheingoldThis is a tough and hardy evergreen that easily withstand sub-zero temperatures of the UK in exposed or sheltered spots if its roots are well-drained. It enjoys full sun and is rarely bothered by pests.How To Use Thuja Occidentalis RheingoldWhite Cedar Rheingold is a popular choice for rockeries and heather gardens with a yellow theme, and it lifts an overly green foliage garden. This is also a good choice for privacy screens, blocking out traffic, and providing shelter in wildlife gardens.  How to Care For Thuja Occidentalis RheingoldVery little care is required for this white cedar. It prefers a spot in full sun and well-drained soil of any type or pH including chalky. It can cope with exposed sites. No pruning is required as it naturally grows ovoid-shaped, but you can trim back new growth in winter.Water well until established and apply a thick layer of mulch in early spring to trap moisture and proved nutrients for the growing season.

GBP 24.75
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