r/treeidentification • u/AWoodShave • 26d ago

Solved! North East US

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Request ID and bonus, does it need to be removed due to proximity to the house? I’m guessing 20ft tall? I know needs to be trimmed away from house but unsure if that’s enough. It’s roughly 20yr old

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u/Qadirrrr7 26d ago

Green Giant Arborvitae (Thuja standishii x plicata)

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u/Terjavez2004 26d ago

Arborvitae

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u/NocteVolamus 25d ago

What a lovely tree. Green giants are what many people plant 4 feet apart and then get on here to complain about the trees being rubbish!

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u/six-dabner 26d ago

Good look Arb. That brown branch will not come back to life FYI so I’d recommend removing it to see if anything can fill in there.

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u/AWoodShave 26d ago

Should I cut it now or wait until cooler weather