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Oct 29, 2026

John PowellGUEST
12:51
So you're going to see them on Leyland Cypress.
John PowellGUEST
12:54
You're going to see them on Sometimes Cryptomeria, Arborvitaes, Chinese Arborvitaes down here and Green Giant Arborvitaes really are very difficult plant in the South.
John PowellGUEST
13:08
Our clay soil is not very plant friendly in general.
John PowellGUEST
13:12
And, you know, the environment is just brutal.
Susan RyanGUEST
18:04
So I went to her yard and she had Pieris in the yard and she had some camellias.
Susan RyanGUEST
18:09
And I embellished with, I had like a Thuja whip cord.
Susan RyanGUEST
18:13
So I wanted to get that spray of stuff.
Susan RyanGUEST
18:16
And then I went to like Safeway and found some pretty peachy mums to put in with it to add that floral aspect.
Caroline GantHOST
42:16
We have been talking about watering.
Caroline GantHOST
42:18
So we have a question about watering Arborvitae.
Caroline GantHOST
42:20
New seven to eight foot Arborvitae planted.
Caroline GantHOST
42:22
Watering with a drip hose.
Caroline GantHOST
42:23
How often to water and how long?

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Josh CaryHOST
49:35
washes away faster.
David BatesHOST
49:36
It has a much harder time soaking in.
David BatesHOST
49:39
Arborvitaes love the sun.
Scott ThomasHOST
5:15
Hard to argue with that.
Scott ThomasHOST
5:17
For tighter privacy screens, especially near a home or garden area, Arborvitae work really well.
Scott ThomasHOST
5:24
They grow in a natural column shape, they stay green all year, and they don't need a lot of pruning.
Scott ThomasHOST
5:30
The green giant variety in particular grows fast and handles a range of climates well.
Leslie HarrisHOST
0:20
Malice.
Leslie HarrisHOST
0:22
Malice, the pronunciation of Arborvitae.
Leslie HarrisHOST
0:24
I would wish to absolve
Marianne WillburnHOST
0:25
you.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
29:45
yes
MarcusHOST
29:46
Hiding behind a separate Arborvitae who's actually kind of just peeking out onto the road and you can only see him.
EsmeHOST
29:55
Yeah, he's partially obscured.
EsmeHOST
29:57
Like he's leaning out, like holding on to the Arborvitae and leaning out.
EsmeHOST
30:01
Yeah.
EsmeHOST
30:01
Kind of.
MarcusHOST
31:16
And if it is a Rorschach test, then I have some issues because I only, you know, when I set it up, I didn't initially take a lot of time to look at it from far away to see what this would look like.
MarcusHOST
31:28
I dropped our daughter off at school and I had to come back home one day and There is a skeleton.
Nick NardoneHOST
62:28
And you might not like plan B. yeah i mean i i i would tell you this story i don't know what story it is my my fence was installed in on my lot line i thought it was my line i had a professional company gave my plot plan and i think i'm like a foot over now the neighbor called me over over not on your favor yes over in the neighbor's neighbor's yard and again it's a vinyl plastic fence it's very easy to move right but the way our property was built, the developer was friends with my neighbor and put in a basketball court of which half of it is on my property.
Nick NardoneHOST
63:01
But it looks, if you were in the backyard, it looks like it's all in his, his Arborvitae is kind of paying off.
Nick NardoneHOST
63:05
So I said, I'll move this fence, going to put a new one in.
Nick NardoneHOST
63:07
And I just drew on his line.
Colin McIndoeGUEST
22:20
Abies Balsamere Piccolo is a fantastic dwarf abies, a very roundy dwarf plant.
Colin McIndoeGUEST
22:26
And Thuja Tiny Tim, going by the name.
Colin McIndoeGUEST
22:30
But again, that will get no bigger really than around about a foot and a half.
Colin McIndoeGUEST
22:34
And it's a globe.

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Katherine McIndoeGUEST
31:05
The Chama Cypris tend to be prone to a bit wind burn.
Colin McIndoeGUEST
31:09
Yeah.
Colin McIndoeGUEST
31:09
Some of the Thuja Occidentalis varieties can get wind burn as well.
Katherine McIndoeGUEST
31:14
Sometimes fueling the foliage can be a good indicator.
Jared St. ClairHOST
27:45
But it's really interesting because within four months, fourteen out of twenty-five warts were gone in these kids, and all of these warts had been around for at least eighteen months prior to that.
Jared St. ClairHOST
27:57
That in and of itself is enough for me to at least say, "Hmm, maybe there's something to this, right?" And the thing is, m- many of the wart treatments can hurt, irritate skin, require repeated procedures, and sometimes they don't work, right? So my go-to has been now for years a little bit of nano silver gel under a Band-Aid with a drop of oregano oil mixed into it, and then Thuja as a homeopathic pellet.
Jared St. ClairHOST
28:26
That's k- kind of been my main go-to for a long, long time.
Jared St. ClairHOST
28:30
And then methionine as the supplement, a- at five hundred milligrams a day for kids, about fifteen hundred milligrams a day for adults.
Jared St. ClairHOST
28:36
Not forever, just until the warts are gone.
Jared St. ClairHOST
28:41
And I've had a lot of success, and I have found that it takes a lot less than four months with the silver and the oregano and the Thuja, not just the methionine.
Jared St. ClairHOST
28:51
So that's a really, really good way to go.
Jared St. ClairHOST
28:53
All right.
Stacey HirvelaHOST
44:37
And it's interesting to look at this.
Stacey HirvelaHOST
44:39
There, your ar- uh, this one is, uh, offering a Burkman's Golden Arborvitae.
Stacey HirvelaHOST
44:44
I have never heard of this variety.
Rick VuystHOST
44:45
[laughs]
Stacey HirvelaHOST
44:46
I would be shocked if Burkman's Golden Arborvitae is still around.
Stacey HirvelaHOST
44:50
Um, so yeah, it's not just that, you know, you change and garden centers change and the way people shop change, but the varieties that we have available to us, and the things that they're advertising.
Stacey HirvelaHOST
44:59
Like, there's a big focus here on fruit trees and berry plants.

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