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Lombardy or Nor'easter Poplar?
On Jun 6, 10:54 pm, Guy With The Brown Thumb the-ultimate-
wrote: snipped................ I don't know much about Poplars so I consulted Sunset Noreaster Poplar is not discussed (common name may be different here) My choices have been narrowed down to Nor'easter Poplar or Lombardy Poplar. I've heard stories about both. I plan on planting the 10' trees about 10' apart to form a veritable wall to block out the view of the new neighbors. I would like the trees to grow at least 4' per year and have a width of at least 10' so the line of trees would touch one another. Should not be a problem as Poplars sucker profusely and have lots of surface roots that sprout when any damage occurs (I do know that much) snipped again............ Of the two which would be the least disease and pest resistant and would be the best bang for the buck? I think you mean "most resistant" and the answer is neither; Poplars are subject to many pests and deseases. Poplars seem to do best in climates with hot summers and cold winters If you get a poplar, get a Male tree (no cottony seeds) Thanks for any advice. Youre welcome---such as it is Emilie |
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Lombardy or Nor'easter Poplar?
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Guy With The Brown Thumb wrote: On Jun 8, 7:57 am, wrote: ........ do something, equally obnoxious in the back yard that is still within the rules of the covenant that will force the owners of the church oops, McMansion to put up the barrier, which is infinitely easier on their upslope than it is on yours. 444444444444444444444444444444444 Absolutely true, it would be far easier for them, since they have the elevation, to construct a much smaller barrier that would obliterate their "downward" view but still permit the distant view of the mountains. 0000000000000000000000000000000000 In fact, before doing ANYTHING go have a talk with them about privacy and it is 1. likely they are planning some privacy plantings already and 2. if not, suggest a cost sharing. 444444444444444444444444444444444 Tried that but he is a born-again asshole who seems to only be interested in his narcissitic demeanor and objectives. 33333333333333333333333333333 Ingrid In the Middle Ages Heaven was where you could watch people in Hell ( no privacy) - Billy Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly) |
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Lombardy or Nor'easter Poplar?
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Guy With The Brown Thumb wrote: On Jun 7, 10:37 am, Billy Rose wrote: I don't know much about trees but I hope your neighbor is to your north because, you will be throwing quite a shadow. 66666666666666666666666666 They are to the east. 777777777777777777777777777 Good luck, Billy Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly) 999999999999999999999999999 Providing that the new Thousand Year Reich doesn't confiscate your seeds, you are about to lose the warm afternoon Sun for your garden. - Billy ?????????????????????????????????? Billy, are we on the same orb in the solar system? I stated above the neighbors are to the East and therefore the trees would be between our house (west of the neighbors) and their McMansion (east of us) and the garden/lawn area is between our house and the trees. My question = when did the afternoon sun start setting in the East and thereby eliminating its warmth to my garden/lawn to the west of the trees? Hmmmmm..... Your Sun sets in the West? Hmmmm. This is going to take some researching to get out of. I'll get back to you, but in the mean time, congratulations, your jardin is save-ed. We **** in your neighbors general direction. - I'm not him, I'm somebody else Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly) |
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