Attractive Hedge Border
 

As will be seen elsewhere on this newsgroup, I am in the planning stage
of establishing a boundary to a Public Footpath.

The path is about 2 metres wide and as stated about 200 metres long.

Along the left side are a large number of established trees with
preservation orders on them. These trees with their overhang, form an
attractive arch over the path.

What I envisage is a 'temporary' Chestnut paling (sp?) fence for the 124
Metres with a 2 metre wide border behind it with such plants/bushes,
that when they are established to a 'trimmed' height of say 1 metre, the
paling fence can be removed.

The finished effect would be the trees to the left with their arch and
an attractive hedge to the right, but not to appear as a 'hedge', more a
wide border with prickly bushes to prevent access, but not too high as
to prevent light entering the path.

The path runs approx. East/ West and the land, 'about' 2 - 3 acres but
not measured, is to the Northern edge.

What plants/bushes and how far apart please and suitable for trimming
with a hedge trimmer once/twice? a year.

Many thanks.

Mike


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Attractive Hedge Border
 

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What I envisage is a 'temporary' Chestnut paling (sp?) fence for the 124
Metres with a 2 metre wide border behind it with such plants/bushes,
that when they are established to a 'trimmed' height of say 1 metre, the
paling fence can be removed.


Damian, my email back to you bounced. Please send me a valid email
address.

Isle of Wight if you are still interested.

Mike

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