Re: evergreen trees

Subject: Re: evergreen trees
From: &* L* <L*@lyman-dixon.freeserve.co.uk>
Date: Sun, 19 Sep 2004 18:59:40 +0100

How about Bays, Californian (Umbellularia) or Laurus? we grow both here in Western Britain, so they would doubtless be very happy on the Costa Blanca and grow even faster. Then there are all those Eucalyptus for which your neighbours would probably hate you

Anthony

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From: p*@nznf.co.uk

To: m*@ucdavis.edu

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Subject: evergreen trees

Has anyone has success for reasonably quick growing evergreen trees suitable for the northern Costa Blanca for amateurs to plant?. We

need a couple of spaces filled up. Our soil is quite heavy as we are overlooking the sea but not right on the cliff edge. Mediterranean Pines grow well but I don't want cypress or similar. We are thinking about Californian Pepper Tree and Banksia. Any other suggestions gratefully received

thank you

Pamela Steele

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