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  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skew ChiDAMN!! View Post
    Be warned: it's prone to infestations of wood-turners when it needs to be pruned. A potentially pernicious pest, esp. the variety that comes with chainsaw attached.
    Skew, put that chainsaw down, you know it scares the neighbors...
    I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.

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  2. #17
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    I was doing a bit of research and came across Chilean Guava.

    Great hedge plant that produces fruit. I like having plants that have more than one use.

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  3. #18
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    I agree with the Duranta or Mock Orange if you can get them to grow where you are, mock orange has the most amazing fragrent flowers. I see the Duranta all over town here in hedge form, very popular. On the other hand if you can find a suitable native they are probably the better bet as they may be the most water hardy and resilient to pests. May also attract alot more birds.

    Kristy

  4. #19
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    got a year old Magnolia Little Gem hedge going that shot up about a metre great looking plant with a nice flower, take the tops out to encourage them thickening up.

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