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shade trees
I've had good sugestions from people for shady plants,but i want a good
tree or smallish tree which is nice looking and will grow in a really shady spot outside a window,the tree that is there now is a mirror tree is not doing well and that is almost a weed and not very attractive. any hints |
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This location, being close to the wall calls for a Bush with a small Root
System so as not to get under the foundations, try a native wattle or Bottle Brush.No closer than 1.5 metres or 4.5ft from the wall. ---------------------------------------------------- Robin at Crystal Brook. My Garden Site. http://www.mrstationmaster.biz/Rockery/main.html |
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"matt_y39" wrote in message oups.com... I've had good sugestions from people for shady plants,but i want a good tree or smallish tree which is nice looking and will grow in a really shady spot outside a window,the tree that is there now is a mirror tree is not doing well and that is almost a weed and not very attractive. any hints Go a camellia and when it is large enough you can prune it to shape. Cheers Richard |
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G'day Matt
I agree with Richard that a Camellia would be nice...mine have been in bloom since 1st or 2nd April and still got heaps of buds. Another suggestion is a Bauhinia tree, although these are semi-deciduous, but bloom profusely although not as long as the Camellia. Bronwyn ;-) loosecanon wrote: "matt_y39" wrote in message oups.com... I've had good sugestions from people for shady plants,but i want a good tree or smallish tree which is nice looking and will grow in a really shady spot outside a window,the tree that is there now is a mirror tree is not doing well and that is almost a weed and not very attractive. any hints Go a camellia and when it is large enough you can prune it to shape. Cheers Richard |
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"stationmaster" wrote: This location, being close to the wall calls for a Bush with a small Root System so as not to get under the foundations, try a native wattle or Bottle Brush.No closer than 1.5 metres or 4.5ft from the wall. They'll just head for the sky in such shady conditions, hence my suggestion of a tree fern. -- Chookie -- Sydney, Australia (Replace "foulspambegone" with "optushome" to reply) "Parenthood is like the modern stone washing process for denim jeans. You may start out crisp, neat and tough, but you end up pale, limp and wrinkled." Kerry Cue |
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In article .com,
"matt_y39" wrote: I've had good sugestions from people for shady plants,but i want a good tree or smallish tree which is nice looking and will grow in a really shady spot outside a window,the tree that is there now is a mirror tree is not doing well and that is almost a weed and not very attractive. any hints Um, stop looking for a tree? Most trees like sunshine. Rainforest trees are programmed to go upwards until they find it. Can we have the mature size you want, please? -- Chookie -- Sydney, Australia (Replace "foulspambegone" with "optushome" to reply) "Parenthood is like the modern stone washing process for denim jeans. You may start out crisp, neat and tough, but you end up pale, limp and wrinkled." Kerry Cue |
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"matt_y39" wrote in message
oups.com... I've had good sugestions from people for shady plants,but i want a good tree or smallish tree which is nice looking and will grow in a really shady spot outside a window,the tree that is there now is a mirror tree is not doing well and that is almost a weed and not very attractive. any hints Hydrangeas do okay on the shady side of the house provided they can see plenty of blue sky (despite no direct sunlight). Hydrangeas are deciduous though; are you wanting this as a screen from neighbours? -- John Savage (my news address is not valid for email) |
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