Canadian Hemlock

Elegant and Effective Hedging

(2 customer reviews)

Comes in thick and dense, the ultimate in privacy screening. Looks terrific planted as a property line border. Vigorous and adaptable evergreen, with luxurious bright green needles that stay soft despite heavy pruning. Fast growing to 40-70 ft. with an impressive 25- to 35-ft. spread. Plant 3-5 ft. apart. Does best in full sun. Bareroot. Zones 3-7.
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Product Details

Zones: 3 - 7 (-30° F.)
Height: 40-70 feet untrimmed
Spacing: 20-25 feet for tree; 3-5 feet for hedge
Depth: Soak roots 2-6 hours before planting; plant so stain on the trunk is at the same level as previously planted.
Spread: 25-35 feet untrimmed
Sun/Shade: Sun to partial sun
Color: N/A
Foliage: Evergreen

Blooms: N/A
Comments: Adaptable evergreen that has dense bright green needles that stay soft despite heavy pruning. Best pruning time is in late spring.Upright dense, heavy form. Withstands heavy pruning. Pennsylvania state tree. One of the most attractive and adaptable evergreens.
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- Saturday, March 31, 2007
looked ok coming out of packaging
Reviewed By: Travis (Crookston , MN )
I ordered from Gurneys and Henry Fields these trees I recieved from HF. I had to clip some of the tips they were brown and really rough looking as soon as I get them planted I will repost still a little cold up north

- Saturday, January 12, 2008
Hard to get started!
Reviewed By: Marion (Calhan, Colorado)
I was very excited to get these plants and get them in the ground as soon as possible. I planted in May and they still have yet to get any growth or flourish and it is January of the next year. They have been hooked up to a drip system and the watering time has been adjusted many times to see which works better. I hope to get better success with these plants this coming spring and summer. So far, no luck!!!

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