Further to a recent post about restoring a Nitida hedge, I had a question from new Patron Jude (waves enthusiastically)
who sent me pictures of the Nitida hedge she has inherited, which is
wild and woolly at the top, and rather bare at the bottom.
As you can see, lots of enthusiastic growth up top, not so much at the base: which is always annoying, as the base is the bit we can all see. And that's where we want the best of the greenery....
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