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Lemon Scented Gums
Linda H wrote:
I looked at snow gums (don't know the real names of them) but their branches come out too low to the ground for the look I'm after. Prune the lower branches off. Snow gums usually grow short unless in an established forest. Ghost Gums? scribblies, etc sorry, don't know the scientific name. Try looking around some native gardens Also, should I get really small ones and wait... and wait or get more established ones because I gather native trees don't like to be disturbed too much? usual advice seemsto be start small. To do well, they need to get their roots in and growing (slow growing period). If they have to support a larger leaf mass, this can slow down establishment. |
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