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Ideas for hedge-break

  • 05-05-2013 9:24am
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    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 227 ✭✭


    I'd like any suggestions for a break between patio and garden that provides partial breeze shelter without being very high or thick to obscure the view. Maybe about 80 to 140cm high. Maybe evergreen. Probably not wide. Fairly low maintenance.

    I wonder about a low bamboo or tall grass. But also any light hedge.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,109 ✭✭✭Oldtree


    prosaic wrote: »
    I'd like any suggestions for a break between patio and garden that provides partial breeze shelter without being very high or thick to obscure the view. Maybe about 80 to 140cm high. Maybe evergreen. Probably not wide. Fairly low maintenance.

    I wonder about a low bamboo or tall grass. But also any light hedge.

    Zebrina is good, lovely smell in summer and slow growing, very tactile.
    Privit (green or verigated) is easy to manage at any height and recovers from a good hacking.
    If you are prepared to contain it then dog roses might do it for you. Lovely smell of flowers for most of the summer.
    Another option may be dogwoods. with the lovely yellow or deep red bark for winter color, easy to maintain at any height and thinner than actual hedging.
    Beech may be an option too, green or purple.

    I have all the above in my garden


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