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Planting suggestions for sand dune

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Lost a number of big Macs during one big 30 second blow last Monday afternoon... the site is surrounded by sand dune and blasted by the Atlantic. Keen to replant anything that will take in the gaps left behind. Macrocarpa, Monterey pine, Shore pine, Maritime pine, Sea Buckthorn, Possibly arbutus...

Any other suggestions welcome, and any suggestions on how to help them establish gratefully received.

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