Our two pyramidal arborvitae plants, about 7 feet tall, became bent over during one of the snowstorms, and they are not bouncing back.
Our two pyramidal arborvitae plants, about 7 feet tall, became bent over during one of the snowstorms, and they are not bouncing back. Should I try to gently wrap them and then stake them upright, or should I give them more time to correct themselves?
âLinda Jensen
Hi Linda,
Do assist your plants! They would benefit from some staking and supplemental support. Be sure to use garden tie or chafing free twine that won’t damage the bark of your arborvitae.
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