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Old 23-11-2008, 10:31 AM posted to uk.rec.gardening
Richard Savage Richard Savage is offline
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Default What ground preparation is required prior to re-planting a hedge?

Pete Stockdale wrote:

Why not live with its benefits and use it to grow climbers and creepers
instead.
They will produce "greener" benefits far better and quicker.
than any freestanding hedge that will struggle in this position.


In the short term we may plant Honeysuckle/Golden Hop/suggestions? to
cover the top of the fence

BTW - I would also be considering the future of the conifers that remain.


Strange as it might seem I rather like the huge conifers!

Perhaps your hedging whips would be better employed at the bottom of your
garden !


Of the four you can see in the photo entitled ....'May_2006'; counting
from the left: the two on the left are mine with the second at the point
where the new fence and the hedge across the end of the garden meet.
Numbers 3 and 4 belong to my neighbour.


Regards
Pete
www.thecanalshop.com



Richard