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Sat, Nov 26, 05 at 21:51
| I have a bare shed wall against which I want to espallier something to soften it. There isn't much room as we use the adjacent area for access. Would syzigium australe be suitable? Has anyone had success doing this? |
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| Given the huge number of SA cultivars, you'd need to be more specific when choosing your subject. I've never attempted to espalier anything, but I have a suspicion that one of the Acmena Smithii might be a better choice - mine has something of a 'candelabra' shape by default. Just check the label for mature height, then add a metre or two :) Cheers, Artie |
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