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I would like to plant these along fenceline how much space between each tree should I allow, thanks

Brigitte Reynolds

11 years ago

North Arlington Residence · More Info

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Katia Goffin Gardens
11 years ago
The Zelkovas are spaced 23.5" apart (on center).
They are regularly pruned to maintain their shape and size. Good Luck!
Christine W
10 years ago
It depends on the type of hydrangea bush and how they will be cared for as well as the existing space between the trees you now have. You have to account for how big the trees will get as well as how big you want the bushes to go. If you have a service that will keep them groomed then they can control that a bit. However if you are going to let them rage out then they can get pretty big. This is obviously a manicured yard so the homeowner probably keeps them in check.

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