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Step 1: Understand Arborvitae
- Arborvitae are a common foundation planting. Builders like them because they grow quickly, so they are commonly used to landscape new homes. This tendency to rapid growth, along with their placement need homes, mean that they will generally need an annual pruning to keep them from taking over the house.
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Step 3: How to Prune Arborvitae
- Although you will sometimes see arborvitae shaped with flat tops, this is not the best shape for the plant. The best shape for an arborvitae is a rounded or pointed top, with curved sides, such that the base is wider than the top. This shape allows light to reach all the plant's leaves.