Fruit Trees

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GMO wrote:
Sat Jul 31, 2021 10:06 pm
imma suggest evergreen if ya looking for privacy

hazel can be trained into a bush with coppicing but its a race against the squirrels
Ah FFS man... YOU HAD TO MENTION SQUIRRELS!!!!

Now I'm gonna have nightmares. :thanks:

No need for privacy here. :oik!: I want to make jam. :dance:

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GMO wrote:imma suggest evergreen if ya looking for privacy

hazel can be trained into a bush with coppicing but its a race against the squirrels
Just don't suggest conifers last refuge of people who don't give a shit about their neighbours lol

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Marcus wrote:
Sat Jul 31, 2021 10:10 pm
GMO wrote:
Sat Jul 31, 2021 10:06 pm
imma suggest evergreen if ya looking for privacy

hazel can be trained into a bush with coppicing but its a race against the squirrels
Ah FFS man... YOU HAD TO MENTION SQUIRRELS!!!!

Now I'm gonna have nightmares. :thanks:

No need for privacy here. :oik!: I want to make jam. :dance:
Currents, Honeyberries, Haskaps, Seaberry, with a ground cover of mixed variety strawberries with ya trees as well

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Re: Fruit Trees

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GHO wrote:
Sat Jul 31, 2021 10:45 pm
GMO wrote:imma suggest evergreen if ya looking for privacy

hazel can be trained into a bush with coppicing but its a race against the squirrels
Just don't suggest conifers last refuge of people who don't give a shit about their neighbours lol
Kumquats are a seriously under rated hedge row plant in the right places imho

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