View Full Version : Native Hedge for Inland San Diego
Anonymous
09-10-2001, 03:10 AM
Hello. New to this. Live in Poway. Does freeze occasionally in winter. Need to plant a hedge to hide the house from buzy/noisy street. Getting into Natives. Would need:EvergreenLooks reasonable even when not in bloom6-10' highhopefully feed wildlife ie berries in winter
Thank You in advance for your time AMS </p>
Anonymous
10-15-2001, 03:11 AM
Hi, I have successfully used Rhus integrifoliaLemonade Berry, Laural Sumac, Hollyleaf CherryPrunus illicifolia, misspelled?, and ToyonHeteromeles arbutifolia for hedges. I especially like Rhus intregrefolia for hedges. It is very amenable to pruning and training. Unfortunately it and Laural Sumac will not tolerate hard frosts. The other two will. I suggest trying a mixed hedge containing all four. It will not look formal, but I love the one I have grown in the SDSU area and the birds love it. I am preparing to plant one for my neighbor. Also, all four of these species are easy to grow from seed. Good luck. Walt </p>
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