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Replacement for Blue Lawcon
I have been getting local tree surgeons to quote for removal of a number of
Blue Lawcon (spelling?) cyprus trees which have been "let go" by the previous house owner. A row of 18 is coming out which I want to replace with something hedge-like. The hedge forms a boundary with the pavement, running in front and to the side of the house. One reason for removing these is the proximity to the house - to the side, the trees are approx 5 feet from the brick work. Replacements would have the following requirements: Be OK in East Yorkshire, close to hill top therefore quite exposed. Achieve 5-6ft height for privacy. Have non-invasive root system and not drag all water from surroundings (not pose subsidence threat). Have fairly dense foliage for privacy. Not take too long to achieve 3-4 ft (to define the boundary again) Preferably not lose all foliage in winter (and loss of privacy) Not require regular attention water/feed once established, except trimming. Preferably self supporting in the long term Be resistant to passing pedestrian and animal traffic (and the attentions of the latter) We have used Lleylandi in the past, but would like to try something different and less controversial. Would be interested in using 2 or 3 different species for more character rather than just a block hedge. Any comments, suggestions or further questions for clarification appreciated. Would be pleased if links could be given to photos of recommended plants. TIA Phil |
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