hedge please help

19 years ago

I LIVE IN CHARLESTON SC AND OUR NEIGHBORS YARD IS AN EYE SORE. CAN SOMEBODY RECOMEND A COBINATIONN OR ONE SHRUB/ TREES THAT CAN GROW A QUICK DENSE SCREEN. THANK YOU,

CHRIS

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nandina
19 years ago
Chris,
We need to know if your property line is blasted with hot sun or shady before giving some suggestions.
PeaBee4
19 years ago
I am battling a similar situation. I am using vibrunums and wax leaf ligustrum with a pyrocantha blocking a cut-through. Then, in front of the evergreens, I am using daylillies, hydrangea, azaleas and amaryllis.
PB
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CaseysMom
19 years ago
Hey Chris,
There are many suitable shrubs that can make a quick screen. We are neighbors~
Check your e-mail...
matheaux
19 years ago
Oleaders would be great in SC, but not always evergreen here in NC.
sandyhill
19 years ago
Lots of things could work.

Soil? exposure? How high? Give us a few clues.

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