Thuja occidentalis Aurea Nana Fruit and Citrus Leaves and stems may be

Leaves and stems may be toxic to pets and livestock if consumed

rich potting mix with consistent moisture and performs exceptionally in Melbourne’s climate when protected from hot afternoon sun and heavy winds

this plant thrives in well-drained soils and prefers a position in full sun to part shade

It flowers in generous flushes from late spring through to autumn and thrives in Melbourne's climate with full sun and fertile

Thuja occidentalis Aurea Nana Fruit and Citrus Leaves and stems may beCommon Name: Golden Dwarf Arborvitae Description: Thuja occidentalis Aurea Nana is a compact, slow growing evergreen conifer valued for its soft, golden yellow foliage and naturally rounded form. The fine, scale like leaves create a dense, cushion like appearance, with the golden tones intensifying in full sun and providing year round colour in the garden. This dwarf variety is ideal for adding structure and contrast to smaller spaces, rockeries,