evergreen windbreak trees (forum)
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Hello, can anybody help please? I am trying to find evergreen windbreak trees suitable for a high-wind coastal area. I was thinking of large trees so that I could do a second layer of smaller trees such as lilly pilly and feijoa/guava things. It seems that a lot of recommended windbreak trees are deciduous, but we get most of our strong winds in winter.
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Time: 9th September 2015 1:49pm
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Waterfall says...
maybe a fast growing native like acacias.
Time: 9th September 2015 3:35pm
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