Can this plant be grown into a hedge fence line, approx 50 ft. How many plants
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I have no idea about the hedge. I only bought one plant, it bloomed nicely but I didn't get any smell from it.
1018437
It grows slower then Jasmine and more woody so as a hedge I am not positive but it does have long thin branches that you could make them intertwined. My 3 are past 2 feet tall. You would need to buy at least 24 plants. I would ask 9Green Box, and tell them where you live, etc. I love their smell at night and can hardly wait for mine to bloom again.
323654
no more than two. Plant them close to the rear or you won't be able to tie them to the trellis.
237179
I'm sorry that I can't give a perfect answer. The package came in the middle of winter, so I haven't been able to plant anything yet. My guess is that it will take about 30 ft. x 15 ft.
1330426
from the center corner post which is 31.5 inches high the fence goes out 4ft each way . i bought 2 of these for corner property markers in texas and planted some flowerals just inside the corners. had lots of coments on how nice it looked, were very easy to assemble and seems as though they will be very durable. hope this helps.
586395
I have a hedge composed of at least 10 different plant varieties. I no longer wanted one of these, and cut it out, applying Tordon. It did not affect the other plants. I think if used correctly, minimally, you won't have any problems. But I suppose there could be some plants out there that are super sensitive to it.
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they varied a little but they were all at least 5 inches tall. I expected a few of them to not survive shipping but they all did. I planted them towards the end of summer and they all made it through the winter. I will be buying more this summer after I put up another fence.
2149182
I don't know. I can only tell you that it grows well and after three years, it has covered almost half of my yard. I would highly recommend it. Remember to water it daily.
193987
I planted them closer together than they needed to be, I think. I covered about 60 square feet. I think 60 plants would cover 100 square feet eaasily
66900
Im not sure, I would probably ask a home and garden expert. I hope this helps good luck.
1416827
From what I've read, they can grow several feet in one year. I transplanted mine @2 mos ago, into a huge pot, and when new shoots appeared, put in Job plant spikes. It now has 17 new shoots!!!! This is Las Vegas, so it gets watered now twice a day. The planter pot was my solution to it being a runner. I've had mine since March, and it hasn't grown yet in height, but it's starting to like its new home...hence, all the "sprouts". You can water it with Miracle Gro also. Hope I helped.
2083883
I don't know. I just ordered mine this year and it is not very long. However, I have seen older plants that are many, many feet long and beautiful.
1800137
I'd say three to four medium sized plants if you are talking about mature plants. You'll have to trim indeterminate plants back because they can become six foot plus monsters. If you are thinking of small, determintate patio tomato plants, 10-12 will fit. I've only used these lights to start tomatoes, not grow them entirely inside. But I have had daylilies bloom under them, so I think you'll get fruit.
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it really all depends on plant size at maturity,container size,ect.but im going to say six 3 1/2 gallon buckets or four 5 gallon buckets depending on alignment,or if you're growing in a tub you can fit a tub 24 inches long,about 15 inches wide and 25 inches tall and still have enough over-head to grow decent size plants before you reach the upper limit...you still have to consider a reflector is atleast 12 inches tall on its ownhope I answered your question
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Hi Asoneh!I'm looking at the instruction book that came with the hedge trimmer. It says it can be set in 6 positions. From looking at the accompanying diagram it covers about 120 degrees. When I trim the top of my hedges though I get on a ladder and cut it straight across without using these adjustments, so I have never used that feature. Hope this helps!Jim Higgins
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Yes, it is hardy for zones 6-9. If you keep it trimmed to 6ft. you will limit your blooms as it matures.
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I live in tampa and have a hedge about 4 ft tall. it blooms in sept/oct until about xmas at which time I trim about 2 ft off and shape it. it is in partial shade and thrives. my gut feel is if you plant now and protect it from cold you will be fine. GOOD LUCK
1993832
This plant will grow in zones 4-6. You should be fine with it. It will survive snow. It's a perennial. I haven't even planted mine yet. We have a frost warning for tonight. Crazy weather. I'm using it for around rocks in a rock garden to fill in the spaces. Good luck!