Screening (probably again)

[carlos]

not sure euc would be on my list, one question to ask is do they want it looking like a hedge or all natural and undulating etc, no point planting nice looking trees to try a make a hedge and no point try to get hedging to look natural if you get my point.

5m height is a fair bit from  maintenance point of view.

make sure there is machinery access if your planting big!!

[AHPP]

Yew way too slow.

Could be 5m. Could be less. Probably not more. As long as you can get a ladder to the top knuckle, it's sustainable IF you stay on top of it.

 

In the client's words:

"Really just something skinny and tall with a bit of green is what we're thinking as the mid level will be blocked by the plants."

 

https://www.thompson-morgan.com/p/eucalyptus-gunnii-azura/KB2693TM?acq_source=[med:ad][src:g][cid:1604080446][gid:63528923489]&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_id=1604080446&adgroup_id=63528923489&source=google&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwoPOwBhAeEiwAJuXRh_pWyyRUVC2D8DIWa3JgBrsCLxlmiD26bUwHExuhc4NE2X9U6kx7IxoCOQwQAvD_BwE

 

He can brash up to fence height himself and have lovely scented fronds for around the house.

[AHPP]

Just now, AHPP said:

In the client's words:

"Really just something skinny and tall with a bit of green is what we're thinking as the mid level will be blocked by the plants."

 

 

Unless he fancies a line of lombardy poplar of course.

[Dan Maynard]

12 hours ago, dumper said:

Just planted a holm oak pleached hedge at 4m tall worked out at £1850/m installed 

Even more than I thought possible!