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shrub suggestionswe've moved house and the garden is all lawn. It is on a hill and is pretty exposed. I'm trying to split it into different 'rooms'. Need some ideas for shrubs that will cope with strong winds. Want somthing that will be a bit of a windbreak. Sited in a corner to be abt 12ft at back coming down to 2/3 feet at front. Any ideas? slightly acid soil. CM
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Moli is the person to give you advice, she is troubled by wind (   ) as well!She has many different kinds of shrubs and plants in her garden in Scotland .......hope she'll be along soon to help you..  |
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The RHS or BBC websites are great resources with good searches. |
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thanks diskinc, I checked out the RHS and found it really helped. Will try BBC later tonight. Going out for a meal so will depend on how full I am when I get home. Will need to decide whether to walk the dog or sit with feet up! CM |
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