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Hardy Evergreens
Category: Family and Home > Gardening Asked by: gardenmom-ga List Price: $10.00 |
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04 May 2002 09:05 PDT
Expires: 03 Jun 2002 09:05 PDT Question ID: 13132 |
In a garden zone 6, what evergreen tree, max height 15-20 ft. is very hardy, standing up to a lot of wind and heat? Not hollywood juniper. |
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Re: Hardy Evergreens
From: crispykritter-ga on 01 Nov 2002 10:37 PST |
"Thuga's" are hardy evergreens that you might consider. PYGMY GLOBE ARBORVITAE--Thuga occidentalis 'Pygmy Globe' Bright medium-green in color, grows to 2ft. tall. Dense and needs no pruning. PYRAMIDAL ARBORVITAE--Thuga occidentalis 'Pyramidalis' A tall, narrow form of arborvitae. Use for entrance or corner planting, or as a tall hedge--grows 12-18ft tall. Broader than 'Brandon'. |
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Re: Hardy Evergreens
From: nighthunter30-ga on 29 Jun 2004 22:36 PDT |
what about boxwood |
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