Arborvitae Tom Thumb RWB deep green leaves complemented with

deep green leaves complemented with bright white veins held by ebony black petioles

” That flexibility makes it ideal for shelves

and that works in its favor for real homes and workspaces

Goldmound spirea is adaptable and forgiving

the best time to prune is right after flowering—so you keep next year’s buds intact

Arborvitae Tom Thumb RWB deep green leaves complemented withArborvitae Tom Thumb Shrubs stay in a neat, round shape with no pruning. Perfect for small garden spaces and planting in containers on the deck or patio, Arborvitae Tom Thumb is a dwarf, slow growing arborvitae cultivar with a distinct shape. It produces attractive, evergreen foliages. Tom Thumb will be about 2 to 3 feet tall and 2 to 3 feet wide at maturity.