Apples rot right on the tree — what is the reason and what to do about it

thuja landscape designs

At New Green Space, we believe that every outdoor area has the potential to become a breathtaking masterpiece. As passionate landscape designers, we’ve dedicated ourselves to transforming ordinary spaces into extraordinary havens of natural beauty and tranquility. Founded in 2004, New Green Space emerged from a shared vision of our founders
— to bridge the gap between urban living and nature’s splendor. What started as a small team of enthusiastic gardeners has now blossomed into a full-fledged landscape design company, serving clients across United states.

Watering

Once you transplant a Thuja to the garden, proper watering should be your primary concern. Getting the water down to the root system of every one of these plants is essential, as they will dry out otherwise. The amount of water a plant will need depends on its age and size. We sell these trees as mature plants with fairly large root balls, so you should be watering every other day for at least a few minutes on each root ball.

Feeding

After your Thuja root balls have been thoroughly soaked, you should also use liquid fertiliser to encourage new growth. We use Miracle — Gro Liquafeed fertiliser on our own plants — ideally the one that attaches to a hose. You can easily find this fertiliser on Amazon or at DIY stores such as Homebase.

This will ensure your new Thujas do not dry out or get yellowing or browning of the foliage — which is a common symptom of insufficient watering.

• Ensuring good drainage


• Adding Organic Fertilizers


• Adjustment of soil pH (optimally 6.0 — 8.0)