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samisme

Hedge

13 years ago

I live in zone 3 -4 on a major road. I am looking for an evergreen hedge that can get at least 6ft tall, grow fast and be salt tolerant. Arborvitaes cannot handle the salt. Does anyone have any suggestions that meet all the criteria I am looking for?

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