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Evergreen trees and shrubs are tricky. They are a very important part of our gardens at this time of year, but they need to be used with great care and a light touch.I'm thinking about this at the moment because I'm planting a new woodland for a

of these leather type leaves that will take years to rot away Roy: Evergreen trees have to lose their leaves at some point and tend to shed steadily through early summer - as you have noticed.At least if you are using the mower to collect them then they are being

A cone-bearing tree of the pine family, usually evergreen.

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important to me as since moving in last June we have some regular cusomers I dealy evergreen, but would welcome ideas of a replcament. Thanks Hello, try this RHS site for information on trees in containers. They have another site about fruit trees

I have a smallish, bare garden with lots of fence and overlooked. Am trying to create a screen in one corner to block out some of the houses and  fence. One company suggested some Pleached Trees but could some non pleached evergreen trees work

What does this mean when they say the plant is Deciduous? It means that the plant loses it's leaves in winter. If they keep the leaves they are evergreens.    Kathy is right of course. Trees/plants are either decidous or coniferous. As Kathy says

such as pampous grasses, Bamboo etc but crucially, and the reason im on this forum asking is; Im looking for evergreen small(ish) trees..10 - 12ft perhaps..any thoughts? What choices? I know liquidamber are not evergreen, but i keep being recommended these types

Hi I would like to know what plants would be suitable for growing at the base of a yew tree. Ideally I would like them to be evergreen with the odd rockery/alpine plant and was looking at Juniperus. Any help/advice would be appreciated please

Hi all, youve probably had this question a million and one times but can you reccomend a hedging plant that will survive under decideous trees? Prefferably evergreen and it doesnt have to be flowering if thats any help. I was thinking Laurel? I want