Just a quick question, ASIDE from Junipers, what do people on here think of other good tree/plant options for a cascade or semi-cascade to grow in Sydney?
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Cascade/Semi-Cascade options
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Cascade/Semi-Cascade options
Hi all,
Just a quick question, ASIDE from Junipers, what do people on here think of other good tree/plant options for a cascade or semi-cascade to grow in Sydney?
Thanks
Just a quick question, ASIDE from Junipers, what do people on here think of other good tree/plant options for a cascade or semi-cascade to grow in Sydney?
Thanks
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Re: Cascade/Semi-Cascade options
I have seen some fantastic Pyracantha's grown in this style mate. (and they are one of my favourites!)
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Re: Cascade/Semi-Cascade options
Any pines, leptospermum, trident maple, hawthorn.
Casuarina, banksia might also be possible?
Casuarina, banksia might also be possible?
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