Need your input. Hedge question

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  1. mrs_crocosmia

    mrs_crocosmia New Seed

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    I am planning to remove the hegdes from behind the cherry tree in the pot (first picture) to the light coloured conifer in the hedges (second picture).
    You can see the pheasent berry bush/tree in the second picture, I plan to use it to hide the ugly brown untill I can get a couple little conifers to grow and cover it. It will give us about 4x12 feet or so more room.
    So what do you think??

    Lauri

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  3. Wrennie

    Wrennie In Flower

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    More room in a garden is always good.
     
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    Droopy Slug Slaughterer Plants Contributor

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    *calculating* Oh, yes, I'd absolutely do that! A few more square meters to play on is always welcome. :)
     
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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Oh my imagination is running wild!! What are you thinking of planting in the space you'll have to play with? Something evergreen, bulbs ,herbs, small shrubs or are you going to put in a garden ornament? I have no space left in my own garden so look forward to seeing the area you'll have and what you fill it with. I must admit I'm a little green with envy as I would love a bit of space to tinker with.
     



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  6. mrs_crocosmia

    mrs_crocosmia New Seed

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    LOL well a buddleja, spring bulbs, crocosmia (of course), helebore, anoemone, and what ever else I can fine or that follows me home from the nurserys...Need to give that some more thought....

    Lauri
     
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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    I'd love to be there with you when you select your plants but somehow I think we'd end up with way to many as I'm a self-confessed plantaholic!! :D :D
     
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    mrs_crocosmia New Seed

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    LOL and the problem with that is what??? Come on over!! I too am a plantaholic....and I have the t-shirt too :-D . We re dug the borders this past spring and put in 250 plants!!

    Lauri
     
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    Mr_Crocosmia New Seed Plants Contributor

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    How about planting some more crocosmia.............???
     
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    mrs_crocosmia New Seed

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    LOL, well of course there are the odd pot or two dozen that are going in of crocosmia too.....
     

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