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low hedge - sort of
Between a friend's house and the next one there is a small strip of
ground. The houses are a cul de sac of large detached but modern houses with drives only just big enough to contain a car's length and the re is no proper boundary between each house - rather there is just the tiny strip about 3 foot wide that goes road. I know both owners and they wanted me to recommend something other than the unruly (possibly as it's never been pruned) half-dead lavender in situ at the moment. i thought of box balls (nothing too high as the two families get on very well and so would prefer something quite low, Perhaps that Ilex that is similar to box or maybe, i thought a row of small hardy fuchsias though they might stretch out a bit with their growths in summer and these houses can't really afford the space so it really should be confined to the three foot wide. I even thought of rosemary but wondered if anyone out there had a brighter idea? p.s. You guessed it, neither are gardeners ! So it really ought to be something that doesn't show neglect easily. -- Janet Tweedy Dalmatian Telegraph http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk |
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