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Thuja occidentalis Tiny Tim
Thuja Tiny Tim is a slow growing, globe-shaped dwarf arborvitae. It has easy to trim fresh green foliage. Suitable for border, plant tubs and rock gardens. Height in 10 years time is 100 cm.
Details Thuja occidentalis Tiny Tim
- Evergreen
- Leaf colour: Green
- Full grown: 10 Years
- Full grown height: 100 cm
- Plant location: sunny
- Plant depth: 10 cm
- Plant spacing: 60 cm
- Hardiness: -20 Celsius
- Preferred soil: Well drained
How to take care of Occidentalis Tiny Tim
In general : Occidentalis Tiny Tim dislike wet feet, therefore plant in well-drained soil which has been improved with some compost, you can improve soil drainage by mixing in some sand or grit to the planting holes.
Occidentalis Tiny Tim have strong preference for sandy, acidic soils.
At the start of winter water the Occidentalis Tiny Tim well so that they go into the winter with a moisture boost.
As Occidentalis Tiny Tim are evergreen trees, they keep on dehydrating all winter long. Avoid shading the base of the plant to prevent the lower part also turning brown - it does not stand shade.
Do not apply fertilizer until your trees have been in the ground for at least 6 -8 weeks.
It could burn the new roots. During Feb and March add some Natural Kieserite (Magnesium Sulphate) on top of the soil to improve the foliage colour, if you cannot obtain it, organic fertilizer will suffice.
Occidentalis Tiny Tim require occasional maintenance and upkeep, and should only be pruned to remove any dead and old wood.
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