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labc

By Labc

Vale of Glamorgan, United Kingdom

Will the bare side of a tree which was part of a hedge of C.Leylandii ever recover its foliage on the side previously adjacent to its neighbour?


On plant Cupressocyparis Leylandii


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They don't usually, if that side has died. When this species has been cut back into old wood, it doesn't shoot again, and this is a similar situation, I'm afraid.

6 Nov, 2008

 

In a word - no. One option to cover the dead growth is to plant a climber (not too close because of the tree roots) and train it over the brown parts

6 Nov, 2008

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