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Re: Planting Trees for a fence line [Re: EdP] #8474627
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Originally Posted by EdP
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Multiflora rose is good if you can find them.


Multiflora rose is an invasive species that is next to impossible to get rid of. The county north of me has a multiflora rose eradication policy. I would not, under any circumstance, introduce multiflora rose to my property.

https://www.invasivespeciesinfo.gov/terrestrial/plants/multiflora-rose


you are going to hate your self for planting multi flora rose

we have it where we bird hunt , what a mess

just say no to it

many better options


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Re: Planting Trees for a fence line [Re: Jacks] #8474637
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Tried looking up giant M...Couldn't find it, spelling wrong?....what is it?

Re: Planting Trees for a fence line [Re: Jacks] #8474639
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Blackberry's and/or Raspberry's instead of the MFR, at least give the varmints some food/shelter. Rabbit heaven!


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Re: Planting Trees for a fence line [Re: Jacks] #8474643
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Giant Miscanthus When I first searched in I found everything you needed to know about Mergansers

Re: Planting Trees for a fence line [Re: Jacks] #8474690
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Ah, got it....I've got fields of it here, and I've transplanted some in the yard, cause...deer won't eat it....The stuff here is not the giant variety, though I have one that will get close to 9 feet....The rest are 5-6' mostly....goes by a bunch of names, Chinese silver grass is one, there's several variations, one has gold horizontal stripes on the leaves called zebra grass, but all miscanthus sinisis

These will, and do, spread by seed. They are as drought tolerant as cactus, lol, never watered and no pests.
They do give great cover.... be good as an inside layer in your tree line or windbreak. Small birds will eat the seeds...

Re: Planting Trees for a fence line [Re: Jacks] #8474767
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for a nice screen that also acts as a snow fence blue spruce , it will take some time and one of the tall grasses might be a solution in the short term.

deer like them , like to lay between them and like to brows them


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