Plant identification - a Pittosporum/Lemonwood?

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• GardenerSuze Posts: 5,692

  February 2022

  @didyw if you are able to plant underneath, the soil will be dry and in need of nourishment. Consider the black stems when choosing any plants. Good Luck

  I have worked as a Gardener for 24 years. My latest garden is a new build garden on heavy clay.

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• didyw Posts: 3,573

  February 2022

  GardenerSuze said:

  @didyw if you are able to plant underneath, the soil will be dry and in need of nourishment. Consider the black stems when choosing any plants. Good Luck

  I think you meant to tag the OP - @heath64.
  
  But it is a good point.  

  Gardening in East Suffolk on dry sandy soil.

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• heath64 Posts: 33

  March 2022

  Thank you or all the advice. Work still I progress but have started trimming to make it more of a tree rather than a bush and really happy with it so far. Thanks 

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• Allotment Boy Posts: 6,774

  March 2022

  Yes they are very adaptable,  I have seen them ttained as everything from compact bushes , hedges, to trees.

  AB Still learning
  
  

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