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Buxus
very easy to shape so if you fancy an edge which looks like a rabbit or an elephant go for this one on the other end if you like a neet squre edge Buxus will do the trick too
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Cotoneaster
with its red berries and large dark leaves this is the edge what you see in most borderss it grows very dense so ideal for the purpose
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Sawara
Cypress a lot of trees make good edges it is a matter of taste and training, cypress has strong branches and a lovely fluffy look
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5.
Forsythia
This bushy bright yellow plant makes a good flowering edge, it is not going to be unconspicous but it it dense and will keep whatever out
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6.
Hebe
A million kinds with lots of different coloured flowers, there is an entire collection so it is great fun to have them in various shapes and form for all sorts of purposes
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Cupressus
There is an entire family of cupressus the beauty with then is that there are slow growing which is a consideration when you are thinking edge
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Grey alder
This is a large tree so ideal for privacym it has dark green leaves and tiny little fruits during the winter
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