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Hedge Problem
Last weekend I cut down a beech hedge that had got seriously out of control.
I now need to re-plant the hedge. A couple of years ago, I also severely cut back a conifer hedge and this resulted in the bare trunks being exposed. Most of the conifer trees have not recovered, but there is one exception. This particular conifer has regrown directly from the trunk and right down to ground level. The naked trunk has bushed out with new, dense growth and looks really good. Does anyone know what variety of conifer this might be that will foliate directly from the trunk? Can anyone suggest some other species of hedge I might consider planting (on sandy, well drained soil). I want something that won't grow too high and that is easy to manage. I would prefer an evergreen hedge, but am no real fan of leylandii. A mixed species hedge would be rather nice, but what to plant? TIA -- Mike -Please remove 'safetycatch' before firing off your reply- |
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