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Sun, Mar 11, 07 at 17:26
| As I just discovered that E. alatus has become an invasive spp. in our area, I was wondering if anyone could recommend a bush with similar characteristics. I am looking for a shrub that can handle shade, has nice branching that could act as a screen if planted in double or triple rows, and that deer do not prefer. Any suggestions? |
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| I have many Japanese Quince that spread well. They flower nicely but are green most of the time. They are a good screen with large openings underneath. I think deer may like them though. |
Here is a link that might be useful: My blog with pics of the Quince. I thought it was a burning bush before I posted here.
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