Leyland Cypress
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
6 Nov, 2008
Answers
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
Previous question
« one problem that happen if the tilth is too fine or if the tilth is too coarse?
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