Death Of The Conifer Hedge.
Over the Years – Conifers have been known over the years to make beautiful hedges as well as a very popular addition to most gardens. During the 70’s and 80’s however Conifer hedges especially the Leyland Cypresses or ‘Leylandi Cypressus’ were encountering numerous problems. Since then there has been a rapid decline and in most cases gardeners losing their garden hedges.
Changes and the Conifer – A combination of various problems such as change of climate, numerous diseases such as Armillaria Root disease, Diplodia Blight, White Pine Blister to name a few and in most cases old age are killing vast numbers of hedges and Conifers.
Restore and Renew – Some of these problems affecting the Conifer, if caught in the early stages may be able to be rectified . Removing small brown areas, shaking plants to remove build up of dead leaves and feeding inside the plant using general feed throughout the season may prove to be successful and hopefully allow one to save the tree or hedge. However in most cases of Leyland Cypresses it’s often too late and the only solution is to remove and replant a new hedge or tree. Here at GardenAdvice our team is currently looking at a number of Bamboos as replacement options as they grow quickly and form a solid,easy to manage barrier. For further details visit: http://gardenadvice.co.uk/my-garden-team/
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