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13 Sep 2016 Our Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata) hedge plants are a popular alternative to Leylandii. Thuja plicata boasts a spray of bright green, fragrant foliage and isWestern red cedar (Thuja plicata) makes an excellent hedging plant. Planting western red cedar along a staggered border is one of the best ways to achieve a thick, lush screen. When creating a staggered border, you should plant trees in two rows about a foot apart. Fast growing evergreen conifer with cinnamon-red shredding bark and spreading branches. Bright glossy green leaves above, slightly grey beneath, and Hedging Plant Thuja plicata. This conifer is Planting Guide. Preparing the Always follow the manufacturers instructions when using fertilisers. Seasonally How far apart should I plant Thuja plicata? You should plant between 60 and 100cm (2-3ft) apart. If you want the gaps between the plants to fill in quickly to form a hedge, then plant at 60cm (2ft) apart. 20 Feb 2010 Thuja plicata atrovirens, Western Red Cedar Hedge. Thuja or Western Red Cedar Hedges are a great choice for a fast growing evergreen conifer hedge. Thuja Western Red CedarThuja plicata 'Atrovirens' Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata) is a great alternative to Leylandii hedging, as it is slower growing but still provides a dense, evergreen, conifer hedge. Planting Conditions: Suitable for normal, chalk and clay soils, full sun to semi