[PRE ORDER] Green Giant ThujaArborvitae Multipack/Liners(Starter Plants)

Green Giant Thuja Arborvitae – Starter Plants � – Perfect for creating fast-growing privacy screens and hedges! These young liner plants are economical, fast-rooting, and ideal for bulk planting. Expect towering green walls in just a few seasons.

Low-maintenance, disease-resistant, and adaptable, they’re an excellent choice for privacy, windbreaks, and noise buffering in all types of landscapes.

• Rapid growth – up to 24 inches per year under ideal conditions
• Hardy in zones 5–9
• Thrives in full sun to partial shade
• Mature Height 180–300 inches, Spread 60–96 inches
• Deer-resistant, drought-tolerant once established

Note: These are starter-sized plants (liners) shipped in their containers, ready for transplant. Allow time for root establishment. Great for growers or homeowners looking to plant in quantity affordably.

Please note: Due to agricultural laws, this plant cannot be shipped to California and a few other restricted states.

Growing Zones: 5-9

FAQ’s

Is Hemerocallis ‘Stella de Oro’ a perennial

‘Stella de Oro’ is a hardy herbaceous perennial that returns year after year with minimal care, making it perfect for low-maintenance gardens.

How often does the Stella de Oro Daylily bloom

It’s a reblooming daylily, producing golden-yellow flowers from late spring through fall. Deadheading can help encourage even more blooms.

What type of soil is best for Stella de Oro

Well-drained, loamy soil is ideal. It adapts to a range of soil types but performs best in slightly acidic to neutral soil with good drainage.

How do I care for this daylily

Water regularly during dry periods, plant in full sun for best flowering, and cut back foliage in the fall. Very little maintenance is needed.

Can I grow Stella de Oro in containers

Yes! It’s great for pots and containers. Use a well-draining potting mix and place the container in a sunny location for best bloom performance.

Is Stella de Oro deer resistant

It’s moderately deer resistant. While not deer-proof, it’s less likely to be eaten compared to many other flowering plants.