Thuja occidentalis Nigra (Dark American Arborvitae)Great for screening Narrow, upright form Densely held, deep green, fan like foliage Small footprint Tolerates all but the wettest soils There's no doubt that this is the quintessential screening plant loaded with landscape plusses. Growing quickly and possessing a narrow, upright form, 'Nigra' is covered in densely held, deep green, fan like foliage causing little chance of seeing objects on the other side! Best of all, unlike other large evergreens,

ENRICHED with 10% iron to provide PEAK greening

Long soft needles in bundles of five

reducing the need for frequent watering and preventing water loss

Hardiness Zone 5-9

Catch a wave with this improved reblooming bigleaf hydrangea

Tough and hardy

its taste is fabulous making it one of your favorites for eating fresh or using in preserves

bright gold coloration and it retains its color with a minimum of fading throughout the hot summer and following cold winter conditions

Nice in containers

Fuscia-colored flowers that are semi-double

which form a shallowly-cupped rosette

aromantic leaves are topped with well-branched stems carrying spikes of sky blue flowers