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Have fun with pruning for a couple of years, below.

Pic, above, here.

Pic, above, here.
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Oh my the challenge of those straight lines, and foliage from top to ground. Bravo.
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Have no idea how these evergreens, above, are pruned. I know I would have to pull several strings as guides, getting perfect perpendiculars and right angles.
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Anyway. If your foundation plantings have become a morass of cliched green meatballs, perhaps a few perfectly formed green meatloafs? For a change, and whimsy.
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Garden & Be Well, XOT
1 comment:
Aha! I now feel like a total genius! I have hacked back some bushes that got way too tall and big; and am making round topiaries of them! They are chic! It is fun! (not doing rectangles.....string is against my religion) but I hate ripping plants out. They are looking really good!
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