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HAVE: 8x 10-12' Green Giant Arborvitae in Gwinnett County

11 years ago

I recently bought a house with 8 Green Giant Arborvitaes in the yard. They are unwanted. You must dig them up, but I think it will be a fairly easy job. I know they were planted within the past 2 years and the soil seems easily "dig-able". I hate to cut down such nice, healthy trees.

I don't need anything in return, but I am considering Emerald Green Arborvitaes, Robin Holly, or other evergreen shrubs that will grown to a maximum of 20' high and 10' wide as replacements for the Green Giants. I'm also interested in small conifers for other areas of the yard.

Comments (3)

faeriegardenmum zone 6
11 years ago
Have you found anyone interested in your arborvitae, I have always planted emerald green, but had one green giant, and it was giant, but I love them, they are great for birds to nest in, and would make a nice screen or informal hedge. I will talk to my husband and see if there is away to get them.
fiesty76
11 years ago
Hello Neighbor! Do you still have the green giant trees available? If so, my husband and I are interested and can take them at your earliest convenience. Thank you! :)
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ritmatt
Original Author
11 years ago
These trees are no longer available. Thanks.

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