Shrub For Sunny Wall - Knowledgebase Question

san clemente, ca
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Question by klohmann
August 9, 2006
I am looking for a shrub to cover a sunny wall.

It cannot have agressive roots and will grow at a moderate pace to at least 8 feet--

I have podocarpus, which are working great, but need a little variety in texture---a boxwood? Juniper? Any suggestions?


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Answer from NGA
August 9, 2006
You might consider pyracantha, Choisya ternata (Mexican orange), Photinia, Tecoma capensis (cape honeysuckle) or Viburnum tinus. These are all well behaved hedging plants with moderate to fast growth once established. All will grow well in your gardening region.

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