In article ews.net,
Sue writes

It's fairly fast growing as well, at least the green one is; I haven't
grown the variegated ones. We planted it to fill a gap in a line of
shrubs along our side boundary and it's soon made a dense 8 - 9ft
screen and seems to take any amount of pruning in its stride. I find it
quite a handsome evergreen, and the scent is a real bonus. It ought to
make a good alternative choice to, say, laurel for a hedge where the
tightly clipped look isn't necessary.




Can you train/prune one to a small tree as you can with Buddleia
Alternitfolia. I'd like to grow one but it would be nice to make a small
tree rather than shrub so I can underplant.

Janet
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Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
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