Origin
The Thuja orientalis 'Pyramidalis Aurea', also known as the Chinese Thuja, finds its origin in Northeast Asia. Specifically, this species of plant originates from regions in China, Korea, Vietnam and Japan. In these regions, it is often found in the wild on hilly areas and on mountainsides.

Characteristics
Characteristic of the Thuja orientalis 'Pyramidalis Aurea' are the golden-yellow, scale-like leaves that are retained throughout the year. This species grows in the shape of a pyramid, with its height varying between four to eight metres. In addition, the Thuja orientalis 'Pyramidalis Aurea' produces cones, which appear on the plant in late summer or early autumn. The plant has the property that it grows fairly quickly and is densely branched.

Care
In caring for the Thuja orientalis 'Pyramidalis Aurea', it is important to know that this species of plant prefers nutrient-rich, well-drained soil. The plant also likes a location in full sun, but can also tolerate partial shade. Maintenance involves periodic pruning to maintain the pyramid shape and to stimulate growth. It is not necessary to fertilise this plant species, but it can be beneficial to promote the growth and colour of the foliage.