Degroot's Spire Arborvitae

$149.25

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Size:: #10 - 4-5’

Low stock: 10 left

Thuja occidentalis 'DeGroot's Spire'

DeGroot’s Spire Arborvitae is a narrow, upright evergreen with a refined, slightly twisted texture that adds character beyond standard arborvitae. It grows in a tight column, making it ideal for screening and vertical accents in limited spaces. Compared to traditional varieties, it offers a more ornamental, architectural look while still providing reliable year-round coverage.

Key Features

Narrow, columnar growth habit
Unique textured foliage (more character than standard arborvitae)
Dense evergreen screening
Ideal for tight spaces and vertical accents
Low maintenance and cold-hardy

Specs

Mature Height: 15–20 ft
Mature Width: 3–5 ft
Sun: Full sun to partial sun
Growth Rate: Moderate
Zone: 3–8
Form: Columnar

Spacing Guidance

3–4 ft spacing for screening
2–3 ft off structures

Why Choose Arborvitaes for Privacy & Year-Round Coverage?

Arborvitaes are the gold standard for privacy screens and evergreen structure in New England landscapes. Known for their dense foliage, year-round color, and cold hardiness, these fast-growing evergreens create natural boundaries, wind protection.

Fast, Dense Privacy: Quick-growing varieties fill in efficiently to create natural screening from neighbors or roads.
Year-Round Evergreen Color: Maintain consistent greenery through winter when other plants go dormant.
Cold Hardy & Reliable: Built to withstand northern climates, arborvitaes provide dependable long-term structure.

Why Choose Pro Growers of New England for Arborvitaes?

At Pro Growers of New England, our arborvitaes are grown and maintained locally for real New England conditions — not boxed up and shipped across the country. Every plant is carefully selected, properly spaced, and allowed to develop strong root systems before ever leaving the nursery.

Unlike large online sellers, you’re welcome to visit our nursery in person, walk the rows, inspect the exact plants available, and see firsthand how they’re grown. That means no surprises, no guessing, and no damaged plants from long-distance transit.

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