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zohreh_eftekhari40

suitable plants for the hedge

last year

beautiful work. just wondering what plant you used for the hedge in this project? Thanks

Front Yard Converted into a Private Patio · More Info

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    last year

    Thank you Zoh. Here it is simply a ficus hedge so that the home owner can trim them easily at the required height. Best Catherine

  • last year

    Thank you

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