Thuja Top
- Thuja is a plant family belonging to the Cupressaceae family. Different species within this family can include shrubs and trees.
Leaf Structure:
- Thuja plants are generally coniferous. Conifers can be green and deeply colored, not shed in winter.
Growing Conditions:
- Thujas are generally sun-loving plants. They can grow in full sun or light shade areas.
- It is important for thujas that the soil is well drained. But some species can also adapt to different soil types.
Usage areas:
- Thujas are widely used in landscaping. They can be preferred both as hedge and ornamental plants.
- Some species, especially arborvitae pruned into balls, are used to create an aesthetic emphasis in landscapes.
Species Diversity:
- There are many different species within the thuja family. For example, species such as Leyland arborvitae (Leyland cypress) and black arborvitae (Juniperus communis) have different characteristics.