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Hedging/Gardening - Anyone in this kind of business?


dandan

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Guys,

 

I am about to buy a load of plants for a hedge at the front of my house - I'm thinking of something like Pyracantha to keep any youths from jumping/leaning any where near it.

 

Anyone here work in this line of business or point me in the direction of a decent supplier? Probably looking for about 11m long hedge and looking to buy (approx 30x) plants that are 800mm tall minimum.

 

Cheers

 

Dan

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Pyracantha is a tad extreme for a roadside hedge. Try a laurel. I planted a 40 ft hedge about 4 years ago from 12" tall plants. Within 2 years, the hedge was 4 ft. Now it's 6 ft. Nice big leaves easy to trim. Do it yourself, go to any decent garden centre and shell out about £3/plant. Dead easy. :)

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I am doing it myself for definite. Laurel is very nice but would not be the best choice for this particular job.

 

I was just wondering if anyone here was a potential supplier of plants (maybe online/mail order type) rather than a more expensive garden centre.

 

Managed to find 3ft tall plants for £5+vat so pretty happy now anyway. Should be in before next weekend along witha nice new gate! :)

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