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By Seaburngirl
17 Apr, 2009
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Mahonia x media 'Lionel Fortescue'
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yes it is now well over 7 ft tall and multi stemmed from about 5ft up. it was bought as a standard 11 years ago but deveolped a terrible lean due to the dense shade from a 60ft [yes 60ft] beech hedge. both cut back and now it has many upper stems.
18 Apr, 2009
60ft. wow.
Must have been quite a task cutting that back...
18 Apr, 2009
It was and the fence still ahsnt been repaired in some places. Husband did most of it and we keep it at about 12-14ft now. I'll take some more general photos and do a blog when i get a spare moment or two.
18 Apr, 2009
Would make an interesting blog, especially if you have photos of the full height before cutting. Yes, blogs do take a while to write. I was only able to make my recent fencing blog because the weather turned wet and cold for a time...
18 Apr, 2009
Its Beautifull..
19 Apr, 2009
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Interesting angle ! :o)
18 Apr, 2009