Malonyana Holub Dwarf Arborvitae - Thuja occidentalis 'Malonyana Holub'

Another new dwarf Arborvitae for our miniature gardens that I've been experimenting with for the last couple of years. A perfect slow-growing anchor point for your mini garden bed for a quintessential forest scene - in miniature! 

We just love these trees because they can really look like the full-sized trees in miniature. The quirky, irregular foliage will add charm and grace to your rustic, forest or fairy garden design. Our arborvitaes are tough and can handle full sun - just be sure to keep it watered in the hot months if it's in a container - not wet, just damp.  

A pleasure to grow. Ideal for containers (at least 10" deep, with drainage,) or right in the garden bed.

The information on it is limited thus far but from what we've grown to love about the other dwarf arborvitaes from this same grower, you'll be charmed too, I'm sure! 

**Last photo shows the winter blush is a deep amber color that you can see in the photos that will turn back to green when the weather warms up. A nice treat in the middle of winter! 

• Note that the winter color is a deep golden amber

• Hardy to -40F or Zones 2 - 7
• Heat zones 7 - 1

• Estimated growth rate is 2" to 4" per year
• Upright broad shape

• Full sun to part sun

• Regular water with well drained soil
• If in a pot, let dry out to barely damp in between to avoid over watering
• If in a pot, shelter from extreme hot sun in late afternoon in the summer
• Pot is 4" wide
• An outdoor plant