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Karen Crawford

6 years ago

I love the pleached trees what are they and are they evergreen and easy to maintain ?

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John Davies Landscape
6 years ago
Hi Karen, the pleached trees we used in this project were hornbeam - carpinus betulus. They are easy to maintain - you can clip once or twice a year. They are deciduous ie they lose their leaf in Autumn.
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