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This week we are highlighting an evergreen that is not just quickly developing, excellent and low-upkeep, yet gives the ideal protection screen – ‘Thuja ‘Steeplechase.’ ‘Steeplechase’ is a branch game of the well known ‘Green Giant’ arborvitae. It was found in the late spring of 1990 in Maryland. As of recently ‘Green Giant’ has been viewed as the perfect quickly developing security fence, better than the issue inclined Leyland Cypress, yet ‘Steeplechase’ is far better than ‘Green Giant.’ in actuality, the best just showed signs of improvement.

‘Steeplechase’ has a pyramidal shape with rich, green fragrant foliage. The thermique foliage is more profound green and has an exceptionally fine surface which makes it significantly neater and denser than ‘Green Giant.’ Once settled, ‘Steeplechase’ develops at a pace of around 2 feet for every year. Multi year old trees are around 25 feet tall and just 10 feet wide at the base.

‘Steeplechase’ needs no shearing; yet can be cut to a littler size. Thuja ‘Green Giant’, and hence Thuja ‘Steeplechase’, is accepted to be a mixture of the goliath western arborvitae and the Japanese arborvitae. They are not to be mistaken for the much more slow developing normal Eastern American arborvitaes. Since ‘Steeplechase’ is so new, a definitive size is not known; however I think around 35 feet tall and 12 feet wide, so ‘Steeplechase’ does not take up an enormous piece of your yard. Also, in contrast to ‘Green Giant,’ it keeps a tight shape and would not extend and get open. ‘Steeplechase’ is very impervious to day off, and wind.

Planting and Care

‘Steeplechase’ is low-upkeep; simply treat each spring and fall and watch it flourish! It is evaluated as deer-safe and sack worm safe. ‘Steeplechase’ is strong to Zone 5. In the event that you are needing a protection screen or a windbreak in your yard – ‘Steeplechase’ is the conifer of decision!

• For best outcomes plant in spring or fall.

• Space 10 feet separated; 6 feet for a fast screen.

• Will flourish in any dirt from sandy to overwhelming earth.

• Fertilize early every spring and in pre-winter with Cottonseed Meal and Kelp Meal.

• Prune, whenever wanted, in late-winter.

• Prefers full sun, however will endure some shade.

• Water normally until built up; very dry season lenient from that point.

• Hardy in Zones 5-8.

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