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tiffany_petty

PNW Hedges

9 years ago

I can't seem to find anywhere that sells English Laurel hedges in bulk locally. I am fine with smaller plants and bareroots. Anyone have advice if there is a reputable online source?
I have also looked in Leylandii Gold and Thuja Brabant, but unsure if they are deer resistant enough? Any experience with any of these three hedging options?

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