In article , David@chapellllho
use.demon.co.uk writes
In article 3f6d1edc.0@entanet, Lyndon Thomas lindenthomas@glowbroadba
nd.net writes
Leylandii should be banned for use as a garden hedge.

Its still the most popular plant sold for hedging though, I thought we
lived in a democracy

Any boundary marking should be chosen with consideration for what lies
the other side. There are situations where even a tall leylandii hedge
is appropriate. Lack of privacy can cause as much distress as lack of
sunlight.
--
Kay Easton

Edward's earthworm page:
http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/edward/index.htm