Thuja occidentalis ‘Brabant’ is a versatile, fast-growing evergreen shrub, ideal for gardeners seeking a robust and dense plant for privacy, wind protection, or as a decorative element in the landscape. Its adaptability and low maintenance make …

white cedar 'Brabant' An evergreen conifer with reddish-brown bark and a conical shape that can also form a dense hedge. Has yellowish-green foliage that turns slightly bronze in autumn but in gerneral maintains the same colour all year round, light brown scaly cones and insignificant flowers in spring.

Thuja occidentalis 'Brabant' Nordic® Brabant Arborvitae. Spire-like growth that is good for use as a hedge or screen. Somewhat shade tolerant. Height: 12' – 15' Width: 3' – 4' Soil Conditions: Moist/Well Drained; Hardiness Zone: 3 To 7

Thuja Brabant is one of the most popular plants in landscape design. Thanks to its flexibility in pruning and rapid growth, even a novice gardener can easily turn a simple plot into a real work of art.

The thuja plant is a great hedge conifer. Thuja tree care includes trimming and pruning, it's easy for this disease-resistant and fast-growing hedge shrub.

The Thuja occidentalis Brabant is characterized – in addition to its frugality – above all by the fact that it is unusually resistant to diseases and pests. The prerequisite for this is that the hobby gardener offers him the opportunity to grow into a strong, robust plant.

Medium-size conifer with dense crown and a narrow pyramidal growth habit, 10 - 15 m tall. A tree with a height of 10 m is not much wider than 2.5 m. The bark is reddish brown and peeling off in long strips. The flattened, highly branched young twigs are green first, later turning orange-brown. The scaly foliage is arranged in shingle form.

Evergreens provide a welcome refuge for wildlife seeking shelter or a nesting site. Dense foliage makes a great informal hedge row or privacy screen. Perfect for hedges or narrow spaces. Beautiful grouped or massed in a shrub border. Plant in …

Cultivated Form of a Native Plant.

It is useful for tall evergreen screens, in groups or as a standalone specimen.