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paparounamou

What is the hedge plant?

9 years ago
Santa Monica Exterior Remodel · More Info

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  • PRO
    9 years ago

    Hi Paparounamou, Thank you for checking out our Projects page! The hedge plant in this photo is called Privet. Hope that helps you out!

    Best, Joanna


    Privet Hedge

  • 8 years ago

    It's definiely a privet hedge what you have shared on your photo. Here's detailed info about this plant, I guess it's rather popular as a hedge plant as privet provides decent shade, it's evergreen, requires no extra care besides regular cutting and grows very fast.

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