Woodward Globe Arborvitae

Thuja occidentalis 'Woodwardi' The arborvitae is one of the oldest conifer trees that provide multiple purposes in landscaping, music, and medicine. The oil from the bark is used in medicine and the wood is used as a soundboard for guitars. Arborvitae's come in various types, shapes, and sizes. The Woodward Globe is one of the older arborvitaes. The Woodward Globe is known for its pleasing aroma when the leaves are squeezed and its bi-coloration of green and brown in the Winter.    Deer Seldom Browse  Photos courtesy of Toms Creek Nursery in Denton, North Carolina Ornamental Characteristics Category Conifer Shrub Foliage Type Evergreen Height 4' Spread 4' Shape Globe Primary Foliage Color Bright Green Seasonal Foliage Color Winter brown Low Maintenance Yes Environmental Characteristics Growth Rate Moderate Sun Preferences Full to partial sun Water Preferences Average; ensure planting area provides adequate drainage. Hardiness Zones 4-8