The bad thing here is that this arborvitae is one of 10. The other ones don't seem to have any bags on them, so maybe this one is an isolated tree. A: Bagworms are fond of arborvitae.

Arborvitae can thin out from lack of sun, bug problems or stressful weather that causes more of an annual needle drop than usual. Pruning them also can prevent them from pulling apart in ice storms.

EASY TO GROW Arborvitae are not difficult to grow; given proper care and pruning they'll live for years. They can be grown in a variety of soils and will flourish in full sun or partial shade.

Arborvitae trees or evergreen trees add privacy and beauty to your yard. Check out some varieties to help you choose the best ones for your landscaping. 19 Types of Arborvitae You Should Grow for ...

Low-maintenance and versatile, arborvitae, also known as "tree of life," has many uses in the home landscape, including as a hedge or screen. News Sports Entertainment Business Opinion Advertise ...

Plant arborvitae like any other tree, a process that has changed over the years. Dig a hole that’s twice as wide as the root ball and just deep enough so that the top sits 1 to 2 inches above ...

A neglected arborvitae can easily become too large for its space, without enough green margin for pruning. In nature, arborvitaes can reach 50 to 70 feet tall and 30 feet wide.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Eastern Arborvitae, a member of the Cypress family, botanically known as Thuja occidentalis, also is referred to as Eastern White cedar and American Arborvitae. It was named ...

In 1558, the tree appropriately received the name “arborvitae,” meaning “tree of life” in Latin. During the 16th century explorers discovered that a tea made from the bark and leaves ...