Hedging plants 3 years old...free for the digging.
I have about 9 of these plants but have decided a hedge along the front is not what I want. I'm ok with plants but hedges are not my thing really.
The plants are very easy to access and just need digging up. I'm not sure how they would transplant but with a good dollop of water regularly they should come away if cut back to one third or half of their height.
I do know name the name of them but it slips my memory at the moment. They are a well known hedging plant.
I've photographed most of the row and three individual plants. They are about a metre high at the moment.
I live in Kuripuni not far from Pak n. Save/
Thanks for looking.
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