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Recommend 3ft hedge?
Hello,
can anyone recommend a a hedge that can be kept at 3ft. I'm looking to create a 42ft long boundary hedge, and I am looking for ideas. I would like, preferably, an evergreen hedge, but will consider a semi-evergreen. I would like the hedge to be interesting, i.e. with flowers/berries, so not a Buxus. My house is on a Barrats estate, so from that you should read that the soil is very poor, and gets slightly waterlogged after a heavy downpour. I have logged onto http://www.hedging.co.uk for advice but the choice seems to vast!!! Can someone please narrow this down for me. Additionally has anyone ever dealt with this site. Thanks in advance |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
The message 2r_7c.292$kO3.36@newsfe1-win
from "john Smith" contains these words: I would like the hedge to be interesting, i.e. with flowers/berries, so not a Buxus. Rosa rugosa? -- Rusty Open the creaking gate to make a horrid.squeak, then lower the foobar. http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/ |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
The message 2r_7c.292$kO3.36@newsfe1-win
from "john Smith" contains these words: I would like the hedge to be interesting, i.e. with flowers/berries, so not a Buxus. Rosa rugosa? -- Rusty Open the creaking gate to make a horrid.squeak, then lower the foobar. http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/ |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
The message 2r_7c.292$kO3.36@newsfe1-win
from "john Smith" contains these words: I would like the hedge to be interesting, i.e. with flowers/berries, so not a Buxus. Rosa rugosa? -- Rusty Open the creaking gate to make a horrid.squeak, then lower the foobar. http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/ |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
The message 2r_7c.292$kO3.36@newsfe1-win
from "john Smith" contains these words: I would like the hedge to be interesting, i.e. with flowers/berries, so not a Buxus. Rosa rugosa? -- Rusty Open the creaking gate to make a horrid.squeak, then lower the foobar. http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/ |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
"john Smith" wrote in message news:2r_7c.292$kO3.36@newsfe1-win... Hello, can anyone recommend a a hedge that can be kept at 3ft. I'm looking to create a 42ft long boundary hedge, and I am looking for ideas. I would like, preferably, an evergreen hedge, but will consider a semi-evergreen. I would like the hedge to be interesting, i.e. with flowers/berries, so not a Buxus. My house is on a Barrats estate, so from that you should read that the soil is very poor, and gets slightly waterlogged after a heavy downpour. I have logged onto http://www.hedging.co.uk for advice but the choice seems to vast!!! Can someone please narrow this down for me. Additionally has anyone ever dealt with this site. Thanks in advance Escallonia Yellow privet Eleagnus (variegated ) |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
"john Smith" wrote in message news:2r_7c.292$kO3.36@newsfe1-win... Hello, can anyone recommend a a hedge that can be kept at 3ft. I'm looking to create a 42ft long boundary hedge, and I am looking for ideas. I would like, preferably, an evergreen hedge, but will consider a semi-evergreen. I would like the hedge to be interesting, i.e. with flowers/berries, so not a Buxus. My house is on a Barrats estate, so from that you should read that the soil is very poor, and gets slightly waterlogged after a heavy downpour. I have logged onto http://www.hedging.co.uk for advice but the choice seems to vast!!! Can someone please narrow this down for me. Additionally has anyone ever dealt with this site. Thanks in advance Escallonia Yellow privet Eleagnus (variegated ) |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
"john Smith" wrote in message news:2r_7c.292$kO3.36@newsfe1-win... Hello, can anyone recommend a a hedge that can be kept at 3ft. I'm looking to create a 42ft long boundary hedge, and I am looking for ideas. I would like, preferably, an evergreen hedge, but will consider a semi-evergreen. I would like the hedge to be interesting, i.e. with flowers/berries, so not a Buxus. My house is on a Barrats estate, so from that you should read that the soil is very poor, and gets slightly waterlogged after a heavy downpour. I have logged onto http://www.hedging.co.uk for advice but the choice seems to vast!!! Can someone please narrow this down for me. Additionally has anyone ever dealt with this site. Thanks in advance Escallonia Yellow privet Eleagnus (variegated ) |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
"john Smith" wrote in message news:2r_7c.292$kO3.36@newsfe1-win... Hello, can anyone recommend a a hedge that can be kept at 3ft. I'm looking to create a 42ft long boundary hedge, and I am looking for ideas. I would like, preferably, an evergreen hedge, but will consider a semi-evergreen. I would like the hedge to be interesting, i.e. with flowers/berries, so not a Buxus. My house is on a Barrats estate, so from that you should read that the soil is very poor, and gets slightly waterlogged after a heavy downpour. I have logged onto http://www.hedging.co.uk for advice but the choice seems to vast!!! Can someone please narrow this down for me. Additionally has anyone ever dealt with this site. Thanks in advance Escallonia Yellow privet Eleagnus (variegated ) |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
The message
from "nambucca" contains these words: "john Smith" wrote in message news:2r_7c.292$kO3.36@newsfe1-win... Hello, can anyone recommend a a hedge that can be kept at 3ft. I'm looking to create a 42ft long boundary hedge, and I am looking for ideas. I would like, preferably, an evergreen hedge, but will consider a semi-evergreen. Escallonia Yellow privet Eleagnus (variegated ) John needs to tell us where he is. Escallonia is not hardy in colder parts of the country. Janet |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
The message
from "nambucca" contains these words: "john Smith" wrote in message news:2r_7c.292$kO3.36@newsfe1-win... Hello, can anyone recommend a a hedge that can be kept at 3ft. I'm looking to create a 42ft long boundary hedge, and I am looking for ideas. I would like, preferably, an evergreen hedge, but will consider a semi-evergreen. Escallonia Yellow privet Eleagnus (variegated ) John needs to tell us where he is. Escallonia is not hardy in colder parts of the country. Janet |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
The message
from "nambucca" contains these words: "john Smith" wrote in message news:2r_7c.292$kO3.36@newsfe1-win... Hello, can anyone recommend a a hedge that can be kept at 3ft. I'm looking to create a 42ft long boundary hedge, and I am looking for ideas. I would like, preferably, an evergreen hedge, but will consider a semi-evergreen. Escallonia Yellow privet Eleagnus (variegated ) John needs to tell us where he is. Escallonia is not hardy in colder parts of the country. Janet |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
The message
from "nambucca" contains these words: "john Smith" wrote in message news:2r_7c.292$kO3.36@newsfe1-win... Hello, can anyone recommend a a hedge that can be kept at 3ft. I'm looking to create a 42ft long boundary hedge, and I am looking for ideas. I would like, preferably, an evergreen hedge, but will consider a semi-evergreen. Escallonia Yellow privet Eleagnus (variegated ) John needs to tell us where he is. Escallonia is not hardy in colder parts of the country. Janet |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 17:27:10 -0000, john Smith wrote:
can anyone recommend a a hedge that can be kept at 3ft. I'm looking to create a 42ft long boundary hedge, and I am looking for ideas. I would like, preferably, an evergreen hedge, but will consider a semi-evergreen. I would like the hedge to be interesting, i.e. with flowers/berries, so not a Buxus. Try flowering quince, Chaenomeles. A hedge of mixed cultivars might look very nice in the spring. Many are thorny, which is possibly an added advantage. -- Rodger Whitlock Victoria, British Columbia, Canada [change "atlantic" to "pacific" and "invalid" to "net" to reply by email] |
Recommend 3ft hedge?
On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 17:27:10 -0000, john Smith wrote:
can anyone recommend a a hedge that can be kept at 3ft. I'm looking to create a 42ft long boundary hedge, and I am looking for ideas. I would like, preferably, an evergreen hedge, but will consider a semi-evergreen. I would like the hedge to be interesting, i.e. with flowers/berries, so not a Buxus. Try flowering quince, Chaenomeles. A hedge of mixed cultivars might look very nice in the spring. Many are thorny, which is possibly an added advantage. -- Rodger Whitlock Victoria, British Columbia, Canada [change "atlantic" to "pacific" and "invalid" to "net" to reply by email] |
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