Rushmore Arborvitae

The Rushmore ArborvitaeRushmore Arborvitae gives you a compact, narrow upright evergreen that keeps its color when winter conditions are at their worst. Specifically developed to withstand harsh winters without losing its deep green foliage, it offers a steadier look through the season than many upright options. It also grows more than 15 inches a year, giving you visible progress without giving up the clean, orderly habit that makes arborvitae so useful. With full sun performance and Zone 3 hardiness, Rushmore brings lasting value to gardeners who need reliability as much as beauty. Keeps Winter Color Where Other Evergreens Can Struggle One of the biggest benefits of Rushmore Arborvitae is right in its color. This selection stays reliably green even when exposed to the harsh cold and cutting wind of South Dakota winters. That matters because winter can leave many evergreens looking tired or faded at the very time your landscape needs life the most. With Rushmore, you keep a richer, fuller look through the cold season, which helps the garden feel more cared for and more complete year-round. Built for Places Where Winter Is Serious Rushmore was specifically developed to handle bitter winter conditions better than other upright options, giving you more confidence in colder regions. For gardeners in Zone 3 and similar climates, that kind of toughness is more than a nice feature. It means less worry about whether your evergreen will hold up after a rough season. Instead of wondering how it will come through winter, you can plant with greater peace of mind and enjoy an arborvitae chosen for endurance. Grows with Purpose While Keeping a Neat Profile Rushmore Arborvitae offers more than hardiness. Its compact, narrow upright form gives you a strong vertical presence without looking bulky, while growth of 15 or more inches a year allows it to make steady progress in the landscape. That combination gives you an evergreen that feels practical as well as attractive. Full sun helps it perform at its best, and its adaptable, durable nature makes it a dependable part of the landscape for years to come.