Re: Tall, thin screen -for shade
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- Date: Wed, 10 May 2000 19:04:23 -0700
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There have been great suggestions for a screen tree. I especially liked the espalier citrus. Does anyone have suggestions for a similar, fast-growing tall thin screen that will grow in shade - never any direct sun until about 18 feet. It has to be thin, to grow along and hide the ugliest building wall in San Francisco. I have thought of bamboo, but don't know which varieties would be appropriate (has to grow at least to 20 feet to hide the wall) and don't know if the owner is up to digging through the very rocky clay soil deep enough to put a barrier in (to keep the bamboo from spreading away from the wall).
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