Need a break from the neighbors?

We have privacy trees for every space.

Fast-growing arborvitae trees tailored to your yard. Freshly dug, professionally installed, ready to thrive.

Which Arborvitae Is Right for You?

Green Giant
The gold standard for fast growing privacy screens. Grows tall and wide, ideal for larger properties.
Growth Rate: Up to 3' per year
Mature Height: 50-60 ft
Mature Width: 12-20 ft
Spacing: 5-8 ft apart
American Pillar
Tall, Narrow, and Perfect for Tight Spaces
Growth Rate: Up to 2–3 ft
Mature Height: 15–20 ft tall
Mature Width: 12-20 ft
Hardiness Zones: 3–7
Excelsa
Elegant, Dense, and Perfectly Sized for Year-Round Privacy
Growth Rate: Up to 2–3 ft per year
Shipping Size: 8–14 ft balled & burlapped
Mature Size: 20–30 ft tall, 8–10 ft wide
Planting Spacing: 4–6 ft apart in rows

Why Rolling Fields?

13+ years of growing the Mid-Atlantic's best privacy trees

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Dug to Order
Dug fresh when your order ships. Your trees spend minimal time out of the ground for maximum vitality.
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Delivered & Installed
We deliver nationwide. Ask about our full installation service in your area.
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Set Up to Thrive
Orders of 10+ trees include free irrigation setup. We make it foolproof to set your trees up for success.
Proven Resilient
Deer resistant, storm resistant, and pest resistant. These trees handle whatever your yard throws at them.

Exclusive Wholesale Pricing

Rolling Fields Tree Farm is a trusted partner for wholesalers across the Mid-Atlantic. Our Green Giant Arborvitae trees are grown with care and are ideal for large-scale projects, from privacy screens to windbreaks. We offer competitive bulk pricing, consistent quality, and tailored planting services to support your landscaping or nursery needs.

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Trusted by Homeowners Across the Mid-Atlantic

They took the time to help us with our needs and provided a full service to assure us we can care for all the trees. We now have a beautiful tree lined property and added privacy for true suburban relaxation.
β€” Cheryl Z
Love this farm, absolutely beautiful. Picked up a load of trees for delivery. Very friendly, quick loading time. High quality beautiful trees.
β€” Lindy Lyons
We recently bought 175 trees and had them planted with a custom drip irrigation system. Chase worked with us to be sure we had selected the proper number of trees and kept working with me to make sure the drip system was perfect.
β€” J Yoder

🌟 Trusted by 1,000+ homeowners | 13+ years in business

Welcome to Rolling Fields

Rolling Fields Tree Farm has been in operation for over 13 years and has grown to become the Mid-Atlantic's Premier Supplier of Green Giant Arborvitae trees. We specialize in raising Green Giant Arborvitae (Thuja Green Giant) - the fastest growing landscaping trees in the biz - and delivering them all over the eastern seaboard. We even offer planting services for local customers.

We propagate our own trees on site to maintain strict quality control.Β  We know you'll find us very easy to work with as we strive to make your experience perfect every time. We offer competitive pricing and top quality service. Let us know how we can help in any way.

Farm address for PICK UP and APPOINTMENTS ONLY. (Please do not send payments):
13894 Golts Caldwell Rd
Galena, MD 21635

Mailing address for PAYMENTS ONLY:
108 Patriot Drive
Suite A
Middletown, DE 19709

Frequently Asked Questions

What varieties are available?
We have two varieties available:
Green Giant Arborvitae - also called thuja Green Giant, or thuja plicata x standishii;
and Green Splendor Arborvitae - also called Thuja Green Splendor, or simply thuja plicata.
Do you deliver?
Yes, please use our order form toprovide your location and quantity of trees and we’ll provide a quote. We offer delivery and planting for smaller orders close to home in Galena, MD. For more remote customers, we encourage larger orders to mitigate overpayment on shipping. Shipping rates vary and are considerable. More trees per order is more trees per dollar.
Do you sell trees other than Green Giants?
We specialize in Green Giants but occassionally offer Green Splendor, a close relative of Green Giants with a narrower growth habit, where applicable.
What is the right growing zone for Green Giants?
Green Giant Arborvitae typically thrives in USDA hardiness zones 5 through 9.
 
Zone 5: This zone includes parts of states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Illinois, and some northern regions of the United States. Green Giant Arborvitae can survive cold winters in Zone 5, but it's essential to ensure the tree is well-established and adequately mulched to protect its roots from extreme cold.
 
Zone 6: This zone encompasses areas like Missouri, Kansas, and parts of states from the Mid-Atlantic through the Central United States. The tree should do well in this zone, with relatively mild winters.
 
Zone 7: This includes parts of the Southern United States and up the East Coast. Green Giant Arborvitae thrives well in Zone 7 with its moderate winter temperatures.
 
Zone 8: Covering parts of the Deep South and the Pacific Northwest, this zone is excellent for Green Giant Arborvitae, but there might be some concerns about intense summer heat. It's crucial to ensure that the tree gets enough water during dry spells.

Zone 9: While this is the warmest zone where Green Giant Arborvitae can grow, there might be concerns about excessive heat and humidity in places like Florida or southern Texas. It's essential to provide the tree with adequate water and perhaps a bit of afternoon shade if possible.
 
Always ensure that you're planting Green Giants in well-draining soil, provide ample space for the tree to grow, and water regularly, especially during dry spells. It's also a good idea to consult with local nurseries or gardening experts who might have specific advice for your locality.
Does green giant arborvitae require fertilizer?
Green Giant Arborvitae (Thuja 'Green Giant') is famously low-maintenance, even under lesss-than-ideal conditions. But in certain circumstances, or if you just can't resist, a bit of fertilizer can give it a nice boost.
 
1. Newly Planted Trees: If you've just put one in the ground, a balanced, slow-release fertilizer can help it settle in and grow strong roots.
 
2. Less-Than-Perfect Soil: If your soil leans sandy, super clayey, or just lacks that rich organic touch, a bit of balanced fertilizer might be a good call.
 
3. Not Looking Its Best: If your arborvitae's leaves start taking on a strange yellow hue, or it seems to be growing slower than you'd like, it might be hinting at a need for some nutrients.
 
If you decide to go the fertilizer route, here are some pointers:
 
- Type of Fertilizer: A balanced, slow-release granular type, like 10-10-10 or 14-14-14, is your best bet.
 
- Timing: Early spring, when new growth is about to kick in, is ideal. With a slow-release kind, one application should do for the whole year.
 
- How to Apply: Always check the bag for recommended amounts. Spread it evenly around the base but steer clear of the trunk. And don't forget to water well afterward to help it soak in.
 
- Moderation is Key: While a little boost is good, overdoing it can backfire. Too much fertilizer can stress out your tree.
 
All in all, if your Green Giant Arborvitae looks happy and healthy, it's probably fine as-is. But if you've got a hunch it could use a bit more pep, a touch of fertilizer might be just the ticket.
How fast does green giant arborvitae grow?
In the right conditions, Green Giants can grow 3-5 feet in a single growing season, even without fertilizer.
How big does Green Giant Arborvitae get?
Green Giant Arborvitae is known for its rapid growth rate and can become quite tall when mature.
 
Typically, a Green Giant Arborvitae can reach:
 
Height: 50 to 60 feet tall, sometimes taller with optimal conditions and enough time.
 
Width: 12 to 20 feet wide at maturity.
 
Keep in mind that while it grows pretty fast (often 3 to 5 feet per year when young), its final size will also depend on factors like soil quality, available space, and overall care. If you're looking to maintain it at a specific height or width, you can trim it; however, it's best to do any major pruning in early spring before the new growth starts.
When is the best time to prune green giant arborvitae?
The best time to prune Green Giant Arborvitae is in the late winter to early spring, just before new growth begins. This timing reduces the chance of the tree experiencing winter injury from pruning and allows the fresh cuts to heal cleanly with the onset of the growing season.
Do you have arborvitae seedlings?
Not yet.  Our Green Giants spend a few seasons in the ground at our nursery to ensure that they are well rooted and ready to take off once delivered to you. The smallest size we currently offer is 6 feet. However, we hope to launch a greenhouse-driven line of smaller trees for parcel delivery as early as January 2024.
Do you sell arborvitae seeds?
Not at present. Contact a local horticulturist or seed retailer if you're interested in growing from seed.
What’s the Difference Between Thuja and Arborvitae?
Thuja Green Giant and Green Giant Arborvitae are different names for the same thing.
What if I have more questions?
Call or text Nicole directly at (443) 566-2887.

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