Re: Evergreen hedge

----- Original Message -----
From: "Reeta Roo" <roo@pon.net>
To: <medit-plants@ucdavis.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 1:15 PM
Subject: Re: Evergreen hedge


> Hey, Steve, I'm from Sebastopol. Is it Analy High? The first plant that
> popped into my head was Viburnum Tinus 'Spring Bouquet'.  Only grows to
6'X
> 6', so it wouldn't be a constant pruning chore, makes flowers and berries,
> too.  Laurus nobilis gets huge, so does Arbutus unedo with time, and tends
> to lose its lower leaves. Myrtus communis would work. Another idea would
be
> Heteromeles arbutifolia, our native Toyon.
> Reeta
>
Dear All,

    My E-mail is still a bit of a mess.  We just bought a new computer and
haven't worked all the bugs out yet.  So I did not see the original posting
about 'Evergreen hedges'.  I am not without an opinion though, which should
come as no surprise.  Toyon is a good idea.  I would like to expand on that
and to suggest Coffee-berry, Rhamnus california again for use as a hedge.
Atriplex lentiformis, Quail Bush works really well too.

   Regards, Tim Kalman
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