How to create a privacy fence with emerald green arborvitae trees.

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Great addition to the yard! How often do you expect to water them early on? 1x a day at least?
Comment from : @PTProgress

Negged
Comment from : @plasmapanasonic4741

Planted right below a tree did you build up a bed
Comment from : @junemarie1821

Is there a follow up video of this project? It looks awesome
Comment from : @robertgilkey8812

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Comment from : @aliceke2542

How much did they cost per tree?
Comment from : @butchgreene

Just paint your fence…
Comment from : @BobBob-dx5jx

I call these trees Deer food
Comment from : @Fizzbatt

Also a waste of time in co They will dry up and die
Comment from : @Aidengaming0816

The best privacy tree is the "American Pillar" arborvitae Nothing grows faster, super dense, very narrow at the base I am willing to fight anyone who disagrees
Comment from : @fredrelay1052

anyone notice as people plant more of these conifers the more diseases they spread to other conifers see entire rows of dead conifers especially n the east coast ff the USA I think there is something in the soil that kills them
Comment from : @blakespower

those look good!
Comment from : @gwendolynmccall211

that is one thick oak
Comment from : @slickchick5811

two steps that would have helped Fill the dug hole with water and let it soak in the surrounding area at least twice and after you plant the tree fill it with water for at least two times and keep it wet for a week
Comment from : @mlhm5

Honestly, I thought the old landscaping looked better, and I don’t get any sense of privacy from those trees Sorry
Comment from : @briana6181

Or just build a proper fence without holes in it 😂
Comment from : @sunnybeachwalks4k2022

15 years later these trees are a big problem You must apparently lightly prune them every year to control shape & size because once they've got out of control you cannot deeply prune without creating a hideous brown dead looking stump Ours need to come down
Comment from : @kippywylie

All these garden advice sites FAIL to mention up front what area they’re growing in brAdvice for Maine is radically different than for SoCal Same with the advice for what to do this month ones brMost of the country plants bulbs in the Fall We plant spring bulbs in late winter in SoCal
Comment from : @johnmeigs719

Jak ty feťáci z Bodeguity zaplatí tvým sousedům, aby tě stalkovali a pak vytáhnou video, ve kterým radí, jak na to, aby měl člověk více soukromí :DbrbrJste kouzelný :DbrbrÚplně odtržený od reality!brbrJaktože můžete k volbám?! :D
Comment from : @invictusmaneo464

Most useless shrubs in America
Comment from : @ronaldmacdonald938

Yep I definitely want more privacy from my neighbors 😄
Comment from : @sunsylosouvannaraj

So far weve planted 16 and 4 have died, usually death occured same year we planted and weve a mixture of these with another type (cant remember the name, so many of them) Ones that died were either wrong placement or lack of watering or they were already gonners when we bought them & didnt realize it til its too late We never measured, never leveled the ground I have very good eyeballing skills and my husband has great diging skills So far, our back yard looks very nice, and that includes a new vinyl fence, azaleas, rose bushes, couple fire bush "trees" and a patio Now we just need to buy our 4 surrounding neighbor's houses for added peace and privacy
Comment from : @autumnfeldpausch5539

Good job Is that spacing 4 feet horizontally, or 4 feet diagonally on-center?
Comment from : @jmd12127

Depending on climate zone, wax mirtles or cherry laurels make great evergreen screening bushes/trees Not as instant but much nicer and the birds like both
Comment from : @pal98111

Need privacy ? Just buy land and don’t worry about anything lol 😭
Comment from : @xsdkx8514

dang, those are nice
Comment from : @TheNotoriousNemo

Bamboo is better
Comment from : @MaekarManastorm

Great vid/work After I bought my home, I planted 30 arborvitae going up the line as a natural fence 20 years ago Only thing is, I didn't know the deer thought they were cotton candy From the bottom to about 6 feet up, they eat them No amount of deer "repellant" worked Now, keeping the trees and getting an estimates on a 6 foot privacy wall New neighbor aka "Mrs Kravitz" moved in next door
Comment from : @af7602

Id throw your green waste back to you if you plant the tree and the branch breaks off Into my yard Yeah you will take it back and pay to go get rid of it Lol You should add (I'm an annoying neighbor) to this vid title
Comment from : @mrzuluboii9777

Never remove burlap that’s totally not needed, you spread them apart to much for a wall of green look
Comment from : @billjones3071

It’s important to spray the trees with Bifen at least monthly during warmer months If not sprayed monthly, insects (mites) will eat them up I have three tall ones in my landscape and I spray them monthly from April - September
Comment from : @willgaither2478

I like these trees but ,every fall I have to put a deer fence around them , till may so the deer won’t eat them Has worked for me so far
Comment from : @thomastjg53

One line of emeralds was totally enough as the became larger year by year
Comment from : @jusgiu

To start, you need to mention what area of the country you are in
Comment from : @kinikinrd

I have a bunch of these, Deer herds have them eaten from the ground up to 5 feet they all look like giant green spears now , you can use all the deterrent stuff on the planet it works for about a month and ends up costing several times more than the bushes cost One deer proof alternative is Boxwoods
Comment from : @darrellh9060

NEVER waste your time with these if deer can get to them
Comment from : @johnh2405

Myman,instead of washing out the root ball,next time just make few cuts with a knife right at the bottom edge
Comment from : @andreilucaci81

Great Job! Excellent and exactly what I was looking for!!!!br"A 10" "A Fucking 10"
Comment from : @jlb197736

I liked the look before lol
Comment from : @erwmlw

How is the tree doing ?
Comment from : @hendrehendre7458

Excellent video
Comment from : @jcferg7733

Cool😊
Comment from : @georgeboettjer9063

Italian Cypress > arborvitae
Comment from : @Skynet-zg4yx

There's something new , Amanda / get up and check Prevost is there's weed under there out the window!!@ you can't take that off , just believe me Amanda Joyce Johnson say LOTTRIUM PRIMER'
Comment from : @connorjohnson1937

Good video, the only thing I would do differently is plant Thuja Green Giants instead, less trees needed and fills in a lot nicer & quicker than Emerald Green Thuja are deer & disease resistant! I am absolutely in love with the Thuja's, the way they fill out, the foliage is nicer and grow wider than Emerald, grows aprox 3 ft per yr
Comment from : @debbart9394

Please suggest a Juniper like tree to grow on hard laterite foothill in a tropical climate with around 40 Sun beside 10-12 feet tall Boundary Wall facing higher side of land for front yard privacy and decor TYVMbrbrPS: Though of different climate Similar Tall trees (guessing Cypres) found in Granada Spain seemed interesting
Comment from : @cravatenoire3269

Great job! You must be (or have been) a professional landscaper In a couple years those will blend in and your yard will be an oasis
Comment from : @angeloc700