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| | | Re: Planting guelder rose Thanks for the responses, people. Reckon I'll leave it unpruned for now then. I'm looking forward to seeing this hedge take shape. It's a mixture of beech, hornbeam, pyracantha and the guelder rose, so I'm hoping it'll be of use to wildlife in a few years. Julian | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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