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Useful info on

http://www.gardenlaw.co.uk/trees.html

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cojack wrote:
Useful info on

http://www.gardenlaw.co.uk/trees.html

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this is good too, shows that you can theoretically have a 'small'
leylandii hedge..

http://www.evergreenhedging.co.uk/FAQ.htm

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this is good too, shows that you can theoretically have a 'small'
leylandii hedge..


You can theoretically have a bonsai leylandii hedge.
It'd look really neat on a windowsill...

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