After sorting out my back garden, I am now looking to add some greenery
to my front garden. Unfortunately, I have some restrictions and would
therefore like some advice.

My garden is totally bricked over to allow off street parking. To one
side of my garden is a wall approximately 4ft X 4ft.

I would like to add a hedge to to the wall to provide the above
mentioned greenery and also privacy. The limitation I mentioned earlier
is that I am unable to dig up the garden, although I believe I would be
able to remove a few bricks.

Any advice as to possible solutions would be gratefully received.


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Greeno

In article <Greeno.29juw0 [at] gardenbanter.co.uk>,
Greeno <Greeno.29juw0 [at] gardenbanter.co.uk> writes:
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|> My garden is totally bricked over to allow off street parking. To one
|> side of my garden is a wall approximately 4ft X 4ft.
|>
|> I would like to add a hedge to to the wall to provide the above
|> mentioned greenery and also privacy. The limitation I mentioned earlier
|> is that I am unable to dig up the garden, although I believe I would be
|> able to remove a few bricks.

Don't even think of a hedge - think of a climber that can be trained
up the wall and/or supports. There are a fair number that will do OK
with a gap into the soil of only 9" square and an area to climb of
only 6'x4'. It depends on the aspect and soil.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Thanks for the information Nick.

Will visit a local nursery and ask them about recomendations about
which climbers they think would be best for the type of soil.

Much obliged.

Greeno


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Greeno