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Hedgerows
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appropriately; she recommends planting in two rows approximately 10 inches apart, with each plant about one foot from the next in each row.
“Planting at this density not only creates a solid wall of growth, it also means that if a shrub dies, it will not leave a large gap,” says Hanrahan.
“Once the hedgerow has been in place far a couple of years,” she continues, “plant vines, such as Virginia creeper or wild grape, at varying inter* vals and encourage them to grow over the hedge. The key is not to damage the hedgerow by completely covering it with vines, but to add extra cover and food.”
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