Cut back to approximately 3–4 inches above ground in late winter before new growth emerges
Size will vary depending on pruning practices and trellis structure
The naturally tidy mounding habit means minimal pruning is ever needed
making it especially useful for smaller gardens and containers
It is most commonly sold as Emerald Green Arborvitae and is also widely known as ‘Smaragd’ Arborvitae
Allegheny Serviceberry On Sale Cut back to approximately 3–4Amelanchier laevis Overview Uses: Specimen, woodland gardens, naturalized areas, edible landscaping, wildlife habitat. Benefits: True four season interest with fragrant white spring flowers, edible summer berries, brilliant orange red fall foliage, and smooth gray bark with white striping in winter. Multi stemmed form provides dense, fine textured branching and a graceful silhouette. Edible berries resemble blueberries in size and flavor and are